Top 5 Elite snakes to keep.

[krusty]

[QUOTE=trouser_snake6
4. Amazon tree boa(yes I know we cant get em)


yes we can your just not ment to keep them....lol

 

[krusty]

[QUOTE=Miss_Stripey
3 Bandy Bandy (can you keep those??)

not in victoria but not a 100% on the other states.

 

[scorps]

my wish list:
- coastal carpet
- normal phase mac
- grey beardie
- marble gecko (not marble velvet)
- eastern bluey


hopefully one day i will be able to afford one of each of these animals on my list hahahaha


but all jokes aside my fav herp is one of my coastals.

 

[Sdaji]

1. Water Python - east QLD
2. Tiger Snake - Don't ask what type I'd put as #1, but preferably a few.
3. Death Adder - probably either Barkly or top of the range Djarras, but preferably a few types.
4. Woma, Topaz, again, plus more types preferably.
5. Children's Python - patternless, preferably other types as well.
6. Red-bellied Black Snake, one of the southern forms with a bright red belly and dark head.

Probably not quite in that order. I put in six because I'd be unable to decide which to exclude.

 

[sengir]

WA Ripon Island Woma's
RSP
WA Stimmies
BHP's
Albino Olive

 

[chloethepython]

1 death adder
2 olive python
3 taipan
4 tiger snake
5 diamond python

 

[Hickson]

Oenpelli
Perthensis
Hypo Bredli
Uluru Woma
RSP



Hix

 

[Clairebear]

1. Night Tiger
2. Topaz Tanami Woma
3. RSP
4. GTP
5. Scrubby

i'm sure my list order changes on a daily basis... but Night Tiger will always be at the top!

 

[Bung-Eye]

1.) Gaboon Viper
2.) Coastals
3.) Djarra Death Adder
4.) Red Belly Black Snake
5.) Green Mamba

 

[m.punja]

Look at all the elpapid lovers

1 - BLACK TIGER SNAKES!!!! There are that many different types they propbably take up the whole top five
2 - Mulga's, again, all sorts
3 - Inland Taipans
4 - Albino Olives
5 - Woma's

Why only five choices!!!!

Coastal tais, waters, eastern tigers, browns of all sorts & blue bellied blacks follow closey

 

[Ryan93]

1.Black headed pythons (orchre bloodline)
2. Tanamai woma python
3.Green tree python
4.Olive python
5.Diamond python (creamy patterned and High grade yellow)

 

[Ryan93]

oh and for elapids
1. Death adder (top end form)
2.Eastern brown
3.Coastal taipan
4.Tiger snakes
5.Red bellied-black snake

 

[Jonno from ERD]

Hmm...tough choice.

Coastal Taipans will always be at number one for me.
Speckled Browns for number two.
Inland Taipans
Pilbara Adders
Butlers Snake

 

[Mr feegle]

1. Oenpelli python
2 Albino Olive
3 RSP
4 calico BHP
5 pygmy spotted python

 

[Ozzie Python]

1: Childrens- patternless, t+, normals just can't get enough of them.
2: RSP or Albino Darwin, love them both but with their price they share 2nd place since they are unlikely to happen for me unless i get some hets.
3: Bredli- Classics over hypo but both will do.
4: Anything aspidites
5: Colletts

 

[waruikazi]

3 Bandy Bandy (can you keep those??)

not in victoria but not a 100% on the other states.

You can in the NT. But you would be flat out trying to keep them alive because they only feed on blind snakes.

 

[CarpetPythons.com.au]

Top 5 and of which I have kept
1. Boelens Python
2. King Cobra
3. Gaboon Viper
4. Rhino viper or Riverjack
5. Halmahera scrub python

 

[DanTheReptileMan]

if I could have exotics

1. Yellow Eye Lash Viper!
2. Luecsistic (spelling?) Ball Python
3. Pastal Ball Python
4. Gaboon Viper
5. Burmese Python

 

[notechistiger]

1. Diamond python
2. Collett's
3. Tiger snake
4. Pale-headed snake
5. Green tree python

 

[Retic]

You have actually kept Boelens ? You lucky lucky man. I saw some in Bali years ago, such beautiful snakes.

Top 5 and of which I have kept
1. Boelens Python
2. King Cobra
3. Gaboon Viper
4. Rhino viper or Riverjack
5. Halmahera scrub python