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JD@reptiles
09-27-03, 04:46 PM
yes, heres another rear fanged snake. i love these things!!
Chrysopela Oranata
http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/500/562snakes_035-med.jpg
Just one more to piss off vanan :p HAHAHAHAHA.
Dr. Bryan Fry
09-27-03, 05:10 PM
Nice pic! Good work getting it onto mice (they can be a bit of a pain about this sometimes).
Cheers
B
JD@reptiles
09-27-03, 09:14 PM
Originally posted by Vanan
Grrr!!!
Get down boy! :p
great pic.. isn't that the paradise snake?? they are beautifull
JD@reptiles
09-28-03, 07:14 AM
yeah its a paradice flying snake/tree snake.
they are so awesome.... How venemous are they?
mark129er
09-29-03, 12:41 PM
cool lookin snake
TheRedDragon
09-29-03, 06:05 PM
Very cool looking snake Jordan, and great feeding pic. :)
JD@reptiles
09-30-03, 10:11 PM
Originally posted by skin78
they are so awesome.... How venemous are they?
They are "Mildly" Venomous... they can cause pain swelling Stomic pain head ache and thats about all. symptoms can last up to 2 weeks :eek:... i still use a hook when i handle them. im glad you guys like the pic. I love my arboreal colubrids... thats what i am focusing on right now.
Take care
Jordan :2yellow:
Dr. Bryan Fry
10-01-03, 02:35 AM
Jordon's right in that they aren't a huge deal compared to others. They are venomous and the venom contains the same toxins as a cobra but in smaller quantities for this genus. Even though they don't have the further advancement of highly efficient fangs, they still do have long and sharp teeth towards the back of the mouth. I wouldn't rate them as of any real concern if you don't mind a headache.
Cheers
B
Retic chic
10-01-03, 09:51 AM
Nice snake Jordan! Keep rubbing it in, Vanan really loves it.
Sheila
KingFfaj
10-01-03, 10:04 AM
so how many spicies of Chrysopelea are there? I thought the paradise tree snake was C.peradisii?
great snakes. and they aren't that venemous I see.. . maybe some day :)
reverendsterlin
10-01-03, 12:27 PM
pelias, ornata, paradisi are the only ones I know of
reverendsterlin
10-01-03, 12:39 PM
no wait a rhodopleuron and taprobanica. Chrysopelea paradisi celbensis as 1 subspecies and Chrysopelea rhodopleuron viridis as another
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