Guess what kind of Reptile

[guppy]

Man that took forever, I check the SA milksnakes first before checking the sand snakes and such in the USA. I think I found it, a tiny (6-12") burrowing snake found in one corner of Arizona. I think it is the Thornscrub Hook-nosed snake (Gyalopion Quadrangulare). Here are 2 pics from Erick F. Enderson and Tom Brennan. I found some amusing trivia, this one and a couple of its kin make a rapid series of popping noises when picked up, they are farting
I am pretty sure I'm right but am tired so will wait until tommorrow to post another pic. Good night all.

 

[wayne the pain]

Thats the one guppy

 

[guppy]

Try this beauty,

 

[wayne the pain]

Maticora bivirgata -Blue Malayan Coral Snake

 

[guppy]

That is the one Wayne. Beautiful , nice sized snake, if it was not so dangerously poisonous I think it would be a popular pet. I saw it for the first time yesterday while looking for something else, quite unique.
Post a pic.

 

[wayne the pain]

just for you guppy

 

[guppy]

Too easy, Cape Coral Cobra (Aspidelaps lubricous) from South Africa. Here is a pic from Kingsnake.com.

 

[guppy]

Now fror a nonvenomous one, this guy gets about 27" long and although seldom seen, is common in one very large city.

 

[wayne the pain]

San Francisco garter snake, Thamnophis sirtalis.

 

[guppy]

Nope, and wrong country.