Guess the baby colubrid.........

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Originally Posted by herper55

Dasypeltis fasciata?

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Wrong continent.

Fifth clue - the San Diego Zoo has a pair.

Recap of the clues:

1. Look a the type of viper it mimics - that will give you the locale.
2. Susan's Shirts - the species name.
3. Think of the name of the dragon.......part of the common name.
4. mmmmm, fruit. Also part of the local common name.
5. SD Zoo has a pair - that recently bred.

I found a pic of one...
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...en-us%26um%3D1

Its a false eyelash viper but I cannot find the name of it...

telescopus semiannulatus

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

I found a pic of one...
http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...en-us%26um%3D1

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That is indeed one in the same. :gj:

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

Its a false eyelash viper but I cannot find the name of it...

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Unfortunately it is NOT a false eyelash viper. It is a pity that the person taking the picture didn't know what it was.

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Originally Posted by twistedtails

telescopus semiannulatus

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Wrong continent.

Telescopus is a rear-fanged venomous snake from Africa. This snake is not rear-fanged and is not from Africa.

I know what it is!!!!! It's a baby colubrid!!!!!

Edit - false pit viper - Xenodon?

A haiku by Skiploder:

A Bird lights afield
Eating silently alone
Wet worms Snake away

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Originally Posted by Skiploder

A haiku by Skiploder:

A Bird lights afield
Eating silently alone
Wet worms Snake away

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errrr.......?

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Originally Posted by rabernet

I know what it is!!!!! It's a baby colubrid!!!!!

Edit - false pit viper - Xenodon?

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