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    Re: Guess the Colubrid - New Babies

    Quote Originally Posted by DrDooLittle View Post
    Boomslang?

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    No. Boomers have much bigger eyes. Much bigger GREEN eyes.

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    Boiga Cyanea!
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    Re: Guess the Colubrid - New Babies

    One more page and I will throw out a hint. A little bit of a hint here - many snakes in this genus are green. I actually am cooking eggs out of one the green species right now.

    These little fellows like a bit more of an arid environment and are a little mellower than their "green" cousins. The do posses a venom that is remarkable similar in composition to the nastier vipers in the area. The difference is that this species does not have as efficient a delivery system.

    However, this is one species I wear gloves with.

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    Boiga Cyanea!

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    Philodryas olfersii?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skiploder View Post
    No. Boomers have much bigger eyes. Much bigger GREEN eyes.
    Lol, picked up on the green hint. Still struggling :p

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    Orange-Bellied Crowned Snake (Tantilla ruficeps) ?
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    Re: Guess the Colubrid - New Babies

    Quote Originally Posted by brobertson View Post
    Philodryas olfersii?
    Olfersii are green

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    Orange-Bellied Crowned Snake (Tantilla ruficeps) ?
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    Patagonian... Green or Lancehead?
    Um, no

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    Thamnodynastes pallidus
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    Philodryas nattereri?

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    Ohoo, I change my guess to Philodryas chamissonis until/unless I find something else that looks more like it!

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