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  1. 01-10-2009, 05:14 PM #11
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    I honestly never heard of these snake's. Thanks for sharing, very interesting species!
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Pics are cool.
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Beautiful snakes, I love those red eyes
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  4. 01-10-2009, 06:30 PM #14
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Their preferred habitat in the Netherlands:



    Pretty much their maximum size here in the Netherlands:





    Don't worry, she wasn't aggressive and I knew what I was doing:





    Another, smaller female:



    I found six that day which was surprising because it was quite chilly. I took a few more pictures but the camera was dying, so I couldn't photograph every single specimen.
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Very Nice Shots! Nothing better than a 6 snake day. Except maybe a 7 snake day.


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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Quote Originally Posted by janeothejungle View Post
    Very Nice Shots! Nothing better than a 6 snake day. Except maybe a 7 snake day.


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    Yes! Here in Houston I visit a state park but I rarely find more than 2.

    Then I go to the Netherlands come summertime and there's viper a plentiful
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Are people in the netherlands all cute? It seems like all the people I know who are from there - both males and females - are loaded with beauty genes...

    Oh wait... you were showing the vipers...
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Quote Originally Posted by anatess View Post
    Are people in the netherlands all cute? It seems like all the people I know who are from there - both males and females - are loaded with beauty genes...

    Oh wait... you were showing the vipers...
    We like to think so, yes

    Thanks, haha!
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    Re: Interesting vid--Arctic Viper

    Poor Zigzag
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