Do you know your latin names...game

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

Haha my fav annies, Yellow Annacondas!

[Gary D.]

Eunectes murinus ssp. is the green anaconda


try Eryx colubrinus or Tupinambis merianae

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

Heres one:

Morelia amethistina

I think these are cool though there is not much on them.

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

Eryx colubrinus

O! O! I love these, Kenyan Sand Boa!

Tupinambis merianae

Some sort of Tegu?

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

Black and white Tegu?

[nuno]

Originally posted by CHRISANDBOIDS14
Heres one:

Morelia amethistina
.

amethystine python

how about

Aspidites ramsayi

[Gary D.]

Morelia amethistina= amethistine or scrub python

yeah, the argentine tegu, good show

how about Fucifer pardalis

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

Aspidites ramsayi

Womas! Beatiful!

Fucifer pardalis: Had to search it in my book but Panther Chamelion

Lets use some less common reptiles.

[nuno]

Here's something less common

casarea dussumieri- (hint- the only boa that lays eggs)

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

I have a guess, Round island keeled-scale boa? The reason for my guess is that it is not a "TRUE" boa. I kept this in my mind as i thought it was very unique. Am i right?

Here is one: Varanus prasinus

Varanus is the easy part because now we all know its a monitor but prasinus? Lol, LOVELY COLORS HINT HINT, Think back on Caninus, and think, oops maybe i said too much LOL!

[brandi]

erm, I'm kind of a newbie, but i had Latin in Highschool... is that an Emerald Monitor?

Here's my favorite: Oxybelis aeneus

[CHRISANDBOIDS14]

Yah, Emerald Monitor! Good job! Well actually Emerald Tree Monitor but we understand.

Oxybelis aeneus: Hmmm, searched for this, Vine snake, Brown Vine snake. Cool.

Lets see, how about Python reticulatus! Haha what i give away!
Heres a guess, python reticulatus, possibly a python, hmm, lol.

Ok here is another, Heterodon nasicus. I LOVE THOSE CUTE LITTLE GUYS! Lol.

[justinO]

here's one to try.. Sistrurus miliarius streckeri

i want a green tree monitor :P..

[Stockwell]

Nuno casarea dussumieri- the round island boa isn't the only boa to lay eggs
In the last 2 years, we've just found out that two sand boas also lay eggs...Thats how exciting herpetoculture can still be...there are still tons of things we are just discovering.
..Eryx muelleri and Eryx jayakari

[brandi]

aw geez! I would kill to see one of these guys in the wild!!! But since I'm from where i'm from, i guess its not fair to give it away. But you can bet Sistrurus is on my list for next year! Who wants to go herpin!!! I'm ready for August!