Guess what kind of Reptile

[Jeox]

[FONT=Times, Times New Roman]Leptotyphlops dulcis dulcis?[/FONT]

nope.
Whoa, i actually found a hard one this time.

 

[snakeguy101]

its an amphisbaenian couldnt find the latin name though....

 

[Tequila]

nope.
Whoa, i actually found a hard one this time.

its an amphisbaenian couldnt find the latin name though....

Well his he correct or not?

 

[Jeox]

its an amphisbaenian couldnt find the latin name though....

Yeah. Thats a huge number of species, but i'll give it to ya.

 

[snakeguy101]

Yeah. Thats a huge number of species, but i'll give it to ya.

well, what was it? lets see some info. in the meantime, to keep the thread alive, here is one

 

[Tequila]

well, what was it? lets see some info. in the meantime, to keep the thread alive, here is one

Green Tree Viper aka Trimeresurus stejnegeri stejnegeri?

 

[snakeguy101]

nope

 

[Tequila]

well, what was it? lets see some info. in the meantime, to keep the thread alive, here is one

Vogel's green pitviper aka trimeresurus-vogeli !!!

Everyone keeps posting pic from this group of 1,000 New animals found in and around the Vietnam/Thailand Greater Mekong area.

 

[snakeguy101]

Vogel's green pitviper aka trimeresurus-vogeli !!!

Everyone keeps posting pic from this group of 1,000 New animals found in and around the Vietnam/Thailand Greater Mekong area.

haha, no. I saw one pop up on kingsnake and thought that it was cool. alright, your turn.

 

[Tequila]

haha, no. I saw one pop up on kingsnake and thought that it was cool. alright, your turn.

To be honest about it I really don't think that they found anywhere near 1,000 new never seen before species. They just haven't compared them all to all the other species already known. See too many animal ready that are claimed new that look like things we already know. But I haven't done the scale count of anything yet either.