Favorite Snakes - That Are Different

Long-nosed green vine snake (Oxybelis fulgidus)
A bit tricky to convert to mice from lizards, but not impossible. A rear-fang with mild venom that can cause some localized swelling, but isn't dangerous. (Should probably be kept like a hot).
http://www.gherp.com/kingsnake/scien...20fulgidus.jpg

It remains on my 'some day' list, as I just think this snake is the coolest. :)

OK here is the updated list

African Green Bush Snake
African Tiger Snakes
Angolan Pythons
Asian Rats
Bairds Rat Snake
Black Head Pythons
Black Kings
Black Milks
Blue Beauty
Bull Snakes
Calabar Pythons
Carpet Pythons
Cave Rat Snake (Elaphe taeniura ridleyi)
Chiapan boa (again need info)
Coachwhip
Cribos
Diadem Snakes
Durmils Boa
Egyptian Catsnake (Telescopus dhara)
Garters
Gophersnakes
Green Vine Snake (Oxybelis fulgidus)
House Snakes
Japanese Ratsnake
Korean Ratsnake
Longnose Snakes
Madagascar Giant Hognose Snake
Madagascar Cat Eyed Snake
Manderian Rat Snake
Mangrove Snake
Matlocks Python
Mexican Night Snakes
Mole Snakes
Mussurana
Panamanian dwarf boa (again need info)
Pine Snakes
Radiated Ratsnakes
Rainbow Boas
Red Mountain Racers (coxi)
Red Tail Green Rat
Ringed Python
Rosey Boas
Rough Green Snakes
Rubber Boas
Rufus Beaked Snakes - There are reds and silvers
Sand Boas
Savu Python
Scrub Pythons
Tenetacled snakes (gonna need to get some info on these)
Tiawan Beauty
Tiger Rats
Trans Pecos Rats
Trinket Rats
Woma Pythons

I might of missed some but it is a working list,

I have another one for your list

Variable kingsnakes aka Thayeri kingsnakes aka Nuevo Leon Kingsnakes

Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri

I'd say they're beginner to intermediate. They are naturally lizard/frog feeders (scenting may be required with babies) and they are a small species. They max out at 3 feet in length.

http://www.kingsnake.com/king/mexicana/thayeri.html

I love these guys because you can get a huge variety of babies out of a clutch of two parents. You can breed two kings that may look different and get some unusual results. Bob Applegate has a good example of three completely different looking babies out of the same clutch http://www.applegatereptiles.com/species/thayeri.htm

Here's a link to most of my guys
http://www.ball-pythons.net/forums/s...hlight=thayeri

OK Thayeri Kings go on the list. They are indeed quite cool.

I have also just discovered a snake with the common name "False Fer-de-Lance" scientific name Xenodon rabdocephalus. These little guys are wicked cool looking.

Here is a link to a blog where a guy found one,

http://lagringasblogicito.blogspot.c...h-neither.html

Now if I can just find an importer that can get me a trio or three I would have a new project. Look at those guys! My gut is they would quickly adapt to captivity very well,