AlexTrivia

[Alexahnder]

First person to answer the question correctly wins the point.

My decision is final

...First question: Is the curl snake Oviparous or viviparous

 

[Gregory]

Oviparous

 

[Gregory]

viviparous

 

[Artie]

You win Greg :lol:

 

[Alexahnder]

point to gregory.

In future if you answer both possibilitys you will be disqualified

Next question: What am I?? I am a elapid that is found in arid areas. My common name doesn't reflect upon my genus. I am cannabalistic.

 

[sarahbell]

really i dont have a clue but ill have a guess
king brown snake(mulga snake)

 

[Gregory]

Death Adder

 

[ReptileRascals]

OK whats the go with the new trivia?
I thought it was 1 question a night at approx 7pm.

 

[Alexahnder]

Point to sarahbell

current score

sarah: 1
Gregory: 1

I will post a new question once i see the correct answer as what time I am online is variable.

 

[Alexahnder]

Next Question:

What species is this albino form of snake?[/b]

 

[ReptileRascals]

Albino blood python...

 

[Gregory]

Next time ya need to disguise the website you got it from Alex........lol.

 

[Alexahnder]

oops......

Point to Reptile Rascals

Current Score:

Gregory: 1
Sarahbell: 1
Reptile Rascals: 1

 

[Alexahnder]

What australian snake is this:

i HOPE THE ATTACHMENT WORKS

 

[Alexahnder]

or you can see it here
http://www.alexahndersreptiles.com/About Us.htm

 

[ReptileRascals]

This picture isnt clear and is cut off,all I can make out of it is it has rough scales and dark brown colouring...

From a rough guess I'd say either keel snake or brown tree snake.

 

[Alexahnder]

correct again John-Brown tree snake

Current score:

Reptile RAscals : 2
Gregory:1
SArahbell:1

 

[Alexahnder]

3 point question:

What is this:

 

[ReptileRascals]

This pic is also blurry...
(Dunno if its the pics themselves or this computer).

I gave 2 answers because from here the pic is out of focus and the head is really hard to get a close view of.

1. Eyelash viper.
2. Green tree viper.

 

[Alexahnder]

incorrect

CLUE: This species grows to 0.9 m and is found in the rain forest. Fatalities from bites are known, but not common.