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05-04-15, 10:42 PM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
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That was kinda a hard one! I chose colubridae. I find them more "cutesie" than other families. Especially as tiny hatchlings!!
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^this. The little hoggies!!!
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05-05-15, 06:20 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Love them all but balls are my favorite so I have to go with pythons.
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05-05-15, 11:14 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Hands down , PYTHONIDAE..... the very close second would have to be Colubridae.... pythons bc of the ball python and their consistent manageability and tameness. colubrids for the amazing and incomparable INDIGO snake who is just absolutely breathtaking as a juvenile and amazing as a adult. (unfortunately I couldn't find a pic of the amazing INDIGO SNAKE.... 
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05-05-15, 12:04 PM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
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colubrids for the amazing and incomparable INDIGO snake who is just absolutely breathtaking as a juvenile and amazing as a adult. (unfortunately I couldn't find a pic of the amazing INDIGO SNAKE.... |
Yes, I had to vote for the colubrids. But, without the Drymarchon genus, I don't think I'd feel the same.
Here's your photo.
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05-05-15, 12:26 PM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Thanks Eminart! Right on time! Amazing.
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05-07-15, 01:55 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Eminart, your Drymarchon is amazing !
We have in France a great breeder Drymarchon.
Hers are beautiful as yours ! 
PS : I voted for colubrids too
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05-07-15, 05:44 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
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Eminart, your Drymarchon is amazing !
We have in France a great breeder Drymarchon.
Hers are beautiful as yours !
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Thank you! I have seen some beautiful drys from european breeders.
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05-10-15, 07:49 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Colubrids. Their variety, beauty - even though there are some very large colubrids, on the whole compared to others they have a thinner, smaller profile on the head shape - just personal preference. On the whole I just like the smaller, more streamlined snakes.
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05-21-15, 04:35 PM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Pythons
I just love the slender pythons like carpets,blackheads.whitelips and tree pythons.
Anacondas would be my 2 choice not sure what category they belong in (boas?) but plz fill me in,,, thx
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05-30-15, 10:29 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
I really like elapidae but I could never keep one so I'll choose colubridae
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06-04-15, 07:32 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
Viperidae!!! Totally amazing on behavior, looks....
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06-04-15, 09:49 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
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Pythons
I just love the slender pythons like carpets,blackheads.whitelips and tree pythons.
Anacondas would be my 2 choice not sure what category they belong in (boas?) but plz fill me in,,, thx
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I am fairly certain anacondas are in the family Boidae
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06-04-15, 11:51 AM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
I voted Boidae - because I love my rainbow boa! I love her puppy face and slender-yet-substantial body. Of course, I love the structural iridescence as well
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06-04-15, 06:12 PM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
woaa.. those really are B..A..U..tifull!
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09-15-15, 12:14 PM
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Re: What's your favourite snake family?
I voted Colubridae. I decided this is my favorite because a couple days ago I photographed a juvenile racer in my yard and I was fascinated by it. I didn't know what it was but the kind members here helped me to identify it. I find myself thinking about him and these are my thoughts: Good luck little fella, hope to run into you again when you are an adult. 
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