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    Re: largest colubrid species?

    Largest colubrid in the world - not North America - right?

    Spilotes and Ptyas Carinatus can get to up to 14' in length.

    Weight wise - well, awhile ago on another forum, someone stated that it was the FWC.

    At the time, I scoffed, until I saw and held what I could only describe as a full grown "bull" male FWC.

    It had to be close to 9' or more in length and was heavier and girthier than any indigo or cribo I've been around.
    Last edited by Skiploder; 07-28-2009 at 04:48 PM.

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