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[kevyn]

australian coral snake

 

[Tommo]

i also think its a australian coral snake

 

[kevyn]

Were's that Marc guy when you need him :wink: .

 

[marc]

I give you this one "just" A Narrow-banded shovel nosed snake (Brachyurophis fasciolatus) the Aust. Coral snake is (B.australis) :wink:

 

[kevyn]

Damn they look alot alike- you got me on that one. Good one.

 

[marc]

they use to be in simoselaps but recently changed to brachyurophis there is about 15 different animals all look very simalar...I love small assie elapids.......hmmmm and the big ones

 

[kevyn]

That one was particularily educational. I had no idea that there were corals in Australia. I'm not sure if we're flogging a dead horse here or not but I found this one and just couldn't resist...

 

[marc]

dude I have no idea what that snake is....I dont even now where to start...I am i heading in the right direction if i was to say its a boa?
I am guessing right know...lol, no no its a colubrid

 

[kevyn]

Not a boa- I believe colubrid. If not elapid- but I'm postive on the colubrid.

 

[kevyn]

Don't look for it in North America. It's more towards you guys. To the north west.

 

[Tommo]

is it a speckled kingsnake? lampropeltis getulus holbrooki?

 

[kevyn]

Nope, but I can see why you'd think kingsnake. It was a good guess.

 

[Tommo]

by any chance is this snake sheding in some strange way?

 

[kevyn]

Not that I know of. Why what are you thinking of?

 

[africancichlidau]

This one's easy, it's a Taipan.

 

[Tommo]

it just reminds me of the way i saw a lizard sheding once.

 

[marc]

you still have me stumped , but after a good nite sleep I will be back,zzzzzzzzzzzz

 

[adullthud]

Lycodon sp. Wolf snake

 

[kevyn]

Lycodon sp. Wolf snake

You got it. Good stuff, how did you figure it out? Mind you, you could just know snakes really well. Either way awsome job.

 

[Tommo]

more pictures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!