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01-19-13, 03:40 PM
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What kind of SNAKE is this???
not sure  might be a viper of some sort.
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01-19-13, 05:44 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
Nah, it's not a viper - you can tell immedaitely by the teeth. Vipers have one set of retractable fangs - just one fang either side. This snake has multiple sets of small "grasping" teeth, which means it's most likely a python or boa species. My immedaite guess would be an Irian Jaya carpet python. Can somebody confirm?
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01-19-13, 05:50 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
not venomous...not sure on sp.
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01-19-13, 05:59 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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01-19-13, 07:48 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
Rough Scale Python. Morelia Carnita.
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01-19-13, 08:12 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
It's an angry one.
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01-20-13, 01:33 AM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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Originally Posted by KORBIN5895
It's an angry one.
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 That gave me the giggles lol
It's definitely morelia. Hopefully Shaun will comment soon and tell us what it is
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01-26-13, 07:08 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
Whatever it is, that bite would suck!
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02-14-13, 02:42 AM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
teeth remind me of Amazon Tree Boa, quite a nasty little bite on those, I've had a few and they tend to be very bity, love their colorations, but that bite and those long teeth make them great trainers for arboreal vipers, every time you get tagged it reminds you of "what could have been"
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03-09-13, 02:01 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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Originally Posted by limey
Nah, it's not a viper - you can tell immedaitely by the teeth. Vipers have one set of retractable fangs - just one fang either side. This snake has multiple sets of small "grasping" teeth, which means it's most likely a python or boa species. My immedaite guess would be an Irian Jaya carpet python. Can somebody confirm?
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Dont vipers have backup sets of teeth, just in case it looses one?
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03-09-13, 02:04 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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not sure  might be a viper of some sort.
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Take a picture of the head shields, that should better help idetify it.
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03-09-13, 02:06 PM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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Originally Posted by condor53
Rough Scale Python. Morelia Carnita.
Connor
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People are still trying to guess? He^^ already said what it was.
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03-28-13, 02:42 AM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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Dont vipers have backup sets of teeth, just in case it looses one?
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Most snakes do
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04-20-13, 09:58 AM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
I think it is a viper
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04-20-13, 10:00 AM
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Re: What kind of SNAKE is this???
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Originally Posted by condor53
Rough Scale Python. Morelia Carnita.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by poison123
People are still trying to guess? He^^ already said what it was.
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This.... Lol....
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