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alessia55
11-23-11, 03:59 PM
You've seen these right?
http://shop.prettylittlestudio.com/welcome/images/dvd/flashcards-animals_5x7_01.gif
As a little side project, I've decided I'm going to create one but with snakes. Why not, lol. Once it's done I'll be sure to put it up for all of you to see! Then those of you who have kids can print it out and teach them their ABCs the snakey way! :p
I don't know every snake out there, so I thought that as a community we could all help me pull it together. I already have some. Help me fill in the rest. PLEASE put a link or a photo of the snake along with it's name, so that I can draw it. Don't use scientific names, just put their "casual" name. For example, don't offer "python regius", but rather "ball python". Preferably, don't choose specific morphs or localities, but just the general name to make things easier for me. Ideally they would all be non-venomous snakes to keep it all as one "theme." Thanks! :D
A- Anaconda
B- Ball python
C- Corn snake
D- Dumerils Boa
E- Emerald Tree Boa
F-
G- Garter snake
H- Hognose snake
I- Indigo snake
J-
K- King snake
L-
M- Milk snake
N-
O-
P- Pine snake
Q- Queen snake (but want to see other suggestions)
R- Rhinoceros Ratsnake
S- Sand boa
T-
U-
V-
W-
X-
Y-
Z-
lady_bug87
11-23-11, 04:05 PM
J- Jungle Carpet Python
W- Water snake
lady_bug87
11-23-11, 04:09 PM
L- Lacehead
N- Nose Horned Viper
mattlawdi
11-23-11, 04:13 PM
F- False water cobra(don`t know if it counts)
J- Jamaican boa
V- Viper boa
W- White lipped python
Y- Yellow anaconda
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 04:25 PM
A- Anaconda
B- Ball python
C- Corn snake
D- Dumerils Boa
E- Emerald Tree Boa
F- File snake
G- Garter snake
H- Hognose snake
I- Indigo snake
J- japanese rat snake
K- King snake
L- Lora (also called a parrot snake)
M- Milk snake
N- Night snake
O- Olive python
P- Pine snake
Q- Queen snake (but want to see other suggestions)
R- Rhinoceros Ratsnake
S- Sand boa
T- Twig snake (rear fang)
U- Urutu (venomous, but I fail to come up with another u.)
V- Viper boa
W- Worm snake
X- Xenopeltidae (the family sunbeam snakes come from)
Y- yarara (venomous)
Z-
Fixed above.
I failed to find a Z
lady_bug87
11-23-11, 04:27 PM
very good Stephan lol
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 04:28 PM
Find the Z :P
lady_bug87
11-23-11, 04:37 PM
hmm I tried I couldnt find one either maybe she should make a picture of one sleeping and call it ZzzZzzZnake
alessia55
11-23-11, 04:39 PM
hmm I tried I couldnt find one either maybe she should make a picture of one sleeping and call it ZzzZzzZnake
hahaha that is SUCH a cute idea. I might use it!
alessia55
11-23-11, 04:40 PM
Fixed above.
I failed to find a Z
Wow Stephan!! thanks!! :yes:
alessia55
11-23-11, 04:41 PM
Can anyone think of snakes that start with U or Y that are not venomous?
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 04:43 PM
Yellow rat snake.
mattlawdi
11-23-11, 04:50 PM
Y-Yellow rat snake
i dont think that there are snakes that start with `Z`
edit:sry i didn`t noticed that stephan posted before me :)
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 04:51 PM
Halloween Snake (Urotheca euryzona)
http://www.buckeyeherps.com/images/Costa%20Rica%202010/images/oxyrhopis_petolarius_12aug10_2b.jpg
It might be venomous
lady_bug87
11-23-11, 04:52 PM
Yellow Anaconda?
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 04:52 PM
I don't think there is a "z" but a zzzzzzz snake sounds cute to me.
mattlawdi
11-23-11, 04:54 PM
Yellow Anaconda?
yellow anaconda is good ;)
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 05:05 PM
http://static.desktopnexus.com/thumbnails/525382-bigthumbnail.jpg sleepy time snake.
Stephan thought you would have listed Taiwan beauty or a taipan, or reticulated python at the least.
Naja nigricollis commonly know as a "Zebra spitting cobra"
lady_bug87
11-23-11, 05:41 PM
^^^ she wanted something non-venomous
KORBIN5895
11-23-11, 05:45 PM
There is a zebra morph carpet python ......
^^^ she wanted something non-venomous
One day I will learn to read things accurately. :p
stephanbakir
11-23-11, 08:27 PM
I tried to leave anything that was already on the list, and noted anything venomous :P
CDN_Blood
11-24-11, 01:11 PM
I have to move that B should represent Blood Python since 'Ball' Pythons are actually Royal Pythons and some people just call them Ball Pythons. No everyone calls Royals a 'Ball' Pythons <points to self> :D
Oh sure, perhaps I just want to see Bloods represented, but you have to admit that my logic is sound <insert snicker here>.
lady_bug87
11-24-11, 01:20 PM
hahaha you're right
I can't believe I forgot that
CDN_Blood
11-24-11, 01:43 PM
hahaha you're right
I can't believe I forgot that
What can I tell ya...after not being without a python or boa for 24 years I was *bound* to learn somethin' :D
lady_bug87
11-24-11, 02:38 PM
hah probably
alessia55
11-24-11, 04:19 PM
Thanks for all your help everybody! :D
millertime89
11-24-11, 07:58 PM
I have to move that B should represent Blood Python since 'Ball' Pythons are actually Royal Pythons and some people just call them Ball Pythons. No everyone calls Royals a 'Ball' Pythons <points to self> :D
Oh sure, perhaps I just want to see Bloods represented, but you have to admit that my logic is sound <insert snicker here>.
I support this change. I would list reticulated python personally... but seeing as Royals are more common. I would also submit burmese for B
stephanbakir
11-24-11, 11:13 PM
I'm with millertime on the retic name :)
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