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Old 02-28-05, 12:43 PM   #16
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its a Pseudoxenodon species. bamboo snake. hoods up like a cobra. correct?
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Old 02-28-05, 12:49 PM   #17
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its a Pseudoxenodon species. bamboo snake. hoods up like a cobra. correct?
nope.
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Old 02-28-05, 01:29 PM   #18
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keelback family?
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thats a ball python
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Old 02-28-05, 02:33 PM   #20
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Jordan--no, it's not from the keelback family.

Dozer--bah hah hah hah. nope.
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its a snake
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Old 02-28-05, 03:44 PM   #22
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its a snake
VERY good corn_snake91! How did you know?
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Old 02-28-05, 08:10 PM   #23
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Man i haven't been stumped for a while. lol. i will have one for you once this puzzle is solved. i could have swarn it was a Pseudoxenodon... http://private.peterlink.ru/ryboltowsk/Pseudoxmacr.JPG
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Heres one for you now. I took this pic this year.



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You've got me stumped as well... I had the first three though.
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Old 02-28-05, 08:28 PM   #26
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Pseudoxenodon macrops would have been my guess as well but the head shape looks a bit off not sure though what it would be other then that,

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Old 02-28-05, 09:58 PM   #27
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Jordon-- some sort of viper? Looks poisonous.

also, I LOVE the photo of the Pseudoxenodon---beautiful!
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Old 02-28-05, 10:09 PM   #28
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.....do you guys give up?
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Old 02-28-05, 10:23 PM   #29
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I think I've got Jordan's genus and an idea of the native range but I don't know Crotalinae very well and can't pin down the species.
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Well i give up. i will probably kick my self. lol.

as for my pic heres a hint: "that is a crotalus. but does not make a sound"
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