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    Updated Collection Photos

    Here's a few recent pics I took of some of my collection. Most are new, a few I've posted before individually in specific sub forums, but thought I'd share them all here in one thread. Enjoy!

    Asian Vine Snake envenomating an anole



    False Water Cobra (Male I bought from skiploader) - Very curious snake, loves to stick his head out of his enclosure when its open and check things out.



    Juvenile Green Anaconda



    Green Tree Python
    A few months before color change


    Mid color change


    Albino Burmese feeding


    Partially Striped Northern Pacific Rattlesnake after first shed!





    T- Albino Western Diamondback


    T+ Albino Western Diamondback


    recent pic after feeding with some shavings in his mouth


    Newborn Sidewinder Rattlesnake

    Last edited by anthonym; 12-16-2010 at 04:32 PM.
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    1.0.0 Eunectes murinus (Green Anaconda)
    0.1.0 Morelia viridis (GTP Manokwari Local)
    2.1.0 Python curtus brongersmai (Blood Python)
    2.1.0 Heterodon nasicus (Western Hognose)
    0.0.1 Ahaetulla prasina (Asian Vine Snake)
    1.1.0 Hydrodynastes gigas (False Water Cobra)
    1.1.0 Crotalus atrox (T+ & T- Albino Western Diamondback Rattlesnake)
    0.0.2 Crotalus oreganus (Northern Pacific Rattlesnake)
    0.2.1 Crotalus cerastes cerastes (Mojave Sidewinder)

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    Very beautiful animals You have.

    Be safe : )

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    Very cool collection. That is amazing how small that sidewinder is.

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    Re: Updated Collection Photos

    Great collection! Your sidewinder is the cutest thing I've ever seen!
    ~Jessica~

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    Re: Updated Collection Photos

    Great mixed collection. Asian Vine Snake is a realy cool looking animal.
    I want one I need one got to rob that bank one day

    1.1 albino ball, 0.3 het caramel, 1.1 spider, 0.1 mojo, 1.0 lesser, 2.2 pastel
    1.0 yb, 1.0 fire, 1.0 bell orange ghost, 0.1 pin, 1.0 josey, 1.2 leopard ball
    0.8 normal balls, 1.1 BRB, 1.3 Hondo, 1.1 hypo brooks, 1.1 brooks (hets ?)
    0.1 mex black king, 3.5 western hogs/albino/yellow/hets.

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    Amazing collection!

    I would love every herp you got there. I love annies, just dont have the nerve to get one yet, same with burms and tics.

    The hots are amazing. Thanks for being a responsible keeper and always being safe. Its great to know we have so many good hobbyists out there.
    Connor Paschke
    Pre-vet Major at SUNY Plattsburgh

    1.0 Jungle Carpet Pythons (Headhunter lineage)
    1.0 Dwarf Albino Reticulated Python (Steve Gooch)

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    Re: Updated Collection Photos

    Thank you guys for the compliments. Yeah, that sidewinder is ridiculously tiny. Weighed all of 4 grams when I received her! Definitely one of my favorite Crotalus species.
    http://www.dtors.org
    1.0.0 Eunectes murinus (Green Anaconda)
    0.1.0 Morelia viridis (GTP Manokwari Local)
    2.1.0 Python curtus brongersmai (Blood Python)
    2.1.0 Heterodon nasicus (Western Hognose)
    0.0.1 Ahaetulla prasina (Asian Vine Snake)
    1.1.0 Hydrodynastes gigas (False Water Cobra)
    1.1.0 Crotalus atrox (T+ & T- Albino Western Diamondback Rattlesnake)
    0.0.2 Crotalus oreganus (Northern Pacific Rattlesnake)
    0.2.1 Crotalus cerastes cerastes (Mojave Sidewinder)

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    Re: Updated Collection Photos

    Absolutely amazing animals how big do the smaller rattlers get?
    Absolutely obsessed with ball pythons!


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    What the heck, I swear I responded to this! Maybe I forgot to 'submit reply'

    I love the scales on that first snake, the colors are amazing! And it's so cool that you have a sidewinder!!!

    What's the difference of the T- and T+? I love the T- one it's SOOO white! Gorgeous snake.

    I was watching fatal attractions and a guy that owned lots of extremely venous snakes said that they are no more dangerous than owning a German Shepard or a Doberman. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!! Being someone that owns a dobie and have grandparents that have always owned a GS....they don't kill or eat their owners!!!! Extreme caution needs to be taken every time you handle venomous/wild animals! Sorry, just had to say it I hope you don't agree with that nutty guy that owning venomous snakes is just as dangerous as owning a dobie or GS!
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    Beautiful animals and great pics! Thanks for sharing.
    1.0 Mojave 100% Het VPI Axanthic "Pleepleus"
    1.2 Albino Common Snapping Turtles "Beavis, Patty & Selma"

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