Guess what kind of Reptile

[jclyde13]

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Philothamnus semivariegatus

 

[Frank Castle]

Maybe, kinda, good luck.

can u get a better pic that's not blurry??? it looks like that pic was taken by ME!!! lololol

 

[Thekid]

Philothamnus semivariegatus

Correct.

can u get a better pic that's not blurry??? it looks like that pic was taken by ME!!! lololol

no need.

 

[Frank Castle]

Correct.
no need.

FishTanksOfCO just said that....
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...at-kind-of-reptile.6792/page-562#post-7622777

 

[Thekid]

FishTanksOfCO just said that....
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/f...at-kind-of-reptile.6792/page-562#post-7622777

Sorry I didn't see the Ninja edit.

 

[FishTanksOfCO]

 

[Red Devil]

well, here is another one since D David Tobler hasn't posted one. Only hints are "there are 2 acceptable answers" and it's one of my favorite reptiles, personally for overall appearance, striking coloration, IMO

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Gorgeous coloring and markings

 

[Frank Castle]

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Bothrops atrox, the Fer-De-Lance?

Gorgeous coloring and markings

ya, when I 1st saw it as a kid I wanted one, then I realized I needed a good 15-20 years more experience considering it's toxicity. I'm simply not comfortable w/ certain venomous species....a lot of Elapidae is a 1-and-done type of bite so I tried to stick to Crotalidae for my training. Still bad news, but not AS bad.

 

[FishTanksOfCO]

Bothrops atrox, the Fer-De-Lance?


ya, when I 1st saw it as a kid I wanted one, then I realized I needed a good 15-20 years more experience considering it's toxicity. I'm simply not comfortable w/ certain venomous species....a lot of Elapidae is a 1-and-done type of bite so I tried to stick to Crotalidae for my training. Still bad news, but not AS bad.

Very very close.

 

[Frank Castle]

Very very close.

Bothrops asper?