Looks almost like a North American Black-headed snake, except it's not, lol.
Guess what kind of Reptile
- Thread starter redtailfool
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Ok people I'm at a loss, knowone seems to wanna really give this pic a try I've gotten all of like 2 guess from the same person on the snake. And about 3 guesses or questions on the Ant. So I guess that the next hint shall be another all telling bit of info.
Note: If nothing else I'm learning an awful lot researching for all my hints to make sure that they are correct.
Last and final hint the Ant is a member of Cephalotes sp., If knowone gets it from this hint/clue............
, I'll just post the answer.
Note: If nothing else I'm learning an awful lot researching for all my hints to make sure that they are correct.
Last and final hint the Ant is a member of Cephalotes sp., If knowone gets it from this hint/clue............
, I'll just post the answer.ahahahaha that was a good hint
collared earth snake Aractus collaris
http://www.projectamazonas.com/subpages/floraandfauna/florafaunagalleries/reptiles-typical%20snakes%20a-h%20gallery.htm
what ru joking! this one is tricky
what ru joking! this one is tricky
is this snake unnammed by anychance?
..........................................Attractus cf. collaris, see how close you were but you where so far also - spelling mistake maybe?kafiltafiisch;2675449; said:
kafiltafiisch;2675878; said:
kafiltafiisch;2675892; said:
Class Reptilia, Family Colubridae - typical snakes: Attractus cf. collaris - unidentified earth snake #1 similar to collared earth snake,but isn't collared earth snake - yes is unnamed - wha you guys all want easy reptiles.
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