Rear Fanged snake info request

[snakemaster1]

Rear fanged snake info request i am making up a list of all the rear fanged snake species how many types are there???

So far I have the following snakes as

Non lethal rear fanged

Black striped snake (Coniophanes Imperialis)
Mexican Hooknose (Ficimia Streckeri)
Western hooknose (Gyalapion Canum)
Texas night snake (Hypsiglena Torquata)
Texas Lyre snake (Trimorphodon Biscutatus Vilkinsonii)
Western hognose (Heterodon Nasicus)
Eastern hognose (Heterodon Platirhinos)
Southern hognose (Heterodon Simus)
California nightsnake (Hypsiglena ochrorhyncha Nuchalata)
Blunt headed vine snake (Imatodes Cenchoa)
Desert Night snake (Hypsiglena Torquata desertcola) indigenous to BC and the United States ,Canadian species are endangered only 30 snakes have been found
Leptophis Ahetulla
Green Vine Snake Oxybelis Fulgidus
Rufous Beak snake (Rhaphiophis Oxyrhynchus Rostratus)
Western mud snake (Farancia Abacura Reinwardtii)
Eastern Mud snake (Farancia Abacura Abacura)
Eastern Worm snake (carphophis Amoenus Amoenus)
Western worm snake (Carphophis Vermis)
Midwest worm snake (Carphophis Amoenus Helanae)



Dangerous rear fanged snakes are

African twig snake (Thelotornis Capensis)
Boomslang (Dispholidus typus)
Mangrove or cat snake (Boiga Dendrophila)
Brown tree snake (Boiga Irregularis) invasive species
False Water Cobra (Hydrodynates giga) exceeds 3m

[Mfezi]

Hi, I don't know if you are just doing North America but I see you have put the boomslang and the vine snake. There are many rear-fanged snakes in Africa, all venomous however varying in toxicity from mild ( yellow-bellied sand snake) to potentially life threatening (boomslang). Are you also doing Africa, South America ect?

[snakemaster1]

Hi, I don't know if you are just doing North America but I see you have put the boomslang and the vine snake. There are many rear-fanged snakes in Africa, all venomous however varying in toxicity from mild ( yellow-bellied sand snake) to potentially life threatening (boomslang). Are you also doing Africa, South America ect?
We are trying to do a complete list from all of the world as this is for the BC. government who is currently compiling a list of soon to be banned reptiles. they will be banning all deadly species but by flooding them with the names of all species worldwide of rear fanged venomous i hope to be able to make it 100 % legal to still be able to own the non-lethal species. as when the government makes a list to them a venomous is venomous so to them there is no difference between a hognose and a mamba for regulatory purpose.