S snakeguy101 Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 16, 2010 #4,731 Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity.
Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity.
L LRM Gambusia MFK Member Dec 16, 2010 #4,732 snakeguy101;4711432; said: Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity. Click to expand... Going with Boomslang
snakeguy101;4711432; said: Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity. Click to expand... Going with Boomslang
A. gigas Fire Eel MFK Member Dec 16, 2010 #4,733 LRM;4711584; said: Going with Boomslang Click to expand... i don't think so... is it venomous?
C CJH Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 16, 2010 #4,734 snakeguy101;4711432; said: Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity. Click to expand... Since you're not listing a specific guess, could you post another picture of that species without the throat puffed up so I can confirm or reject?
snakeguy101;4711432; said: Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity. Click to expand... Since you're not listing a specific guess, could you post another picture of that species without the throat puffed up so I can confirm or reject?
C CJH Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 16, 2010 #4,735 LRM;4711584; said: Going with Boomslang Click to expand... Not a Boomslang, although some systematists believe or at least suspect Boomslangs are closely related to the species I posted.
LRM;4711584; said: Going with Boomslang Click to expand... Not a Boomslang, although some systematists believe or at least suspect Boomslangs are closely related to the species I posted.
C CJH Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 16, 2010 #4,736 A. gigas;4711606; said: i don't think so... is it venomous? Click to expand... It is venomous although not thought to be in the same league as the Boomslang.
A. gigas;4711606; said: i don't think so... is it venomous? Click to expand... It is venomous although not thought to be in the same league as the Boomslang.
T Tequila Jack Dempsey MFK Member Dec 17, 2010 #4,738 snakeguy101;4711432; said: Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity. Click to expand... This snake is a juv Boom Slang aka Dispholidus typus!
snakeguy101;4711432; said: Anyone? here is another pic. They are pretty variable and this coloration is typical of the ones in captivity. Click to expand... This snake is a juv Boom Slang aka Dispholidus typus!
C CJH Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 17, 2010 #4,739 Tequila;4712404; said: This snake is a juv Boom Slang aka Dispholidus typus! Click to expand... That's what I figured SnakeGuy was getting at. But him saying typical coloration threw me for a loop. But back to the point, Boomslang is not the right answer.
Tequila;4712404; said: This snake is a juv Boom Slang aka Dispholidus typus! Click to expand... That's what I figured SnakeGuy was getting at. But him saying typical coloration threw me for a loop. But back to the point, Boomslang is not the right answer.
C CJH Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 17, 2010 #4,740 brooklynboy521;4712212; said: Wild guess is it a Green Tree Snake?? Click to expand... Well two of the common names I have found for this species do indeed end with "Green Tree Snake". But both versions are longer than that.
brooklynboy521;4712212; said: Wild guess is it a Green Tree Snake?? Click to expand... Well two of the common names I have found for this species do indeed end with "Green Tree Snake". But both versions are longer than that.
