Another ID Thread

[dihsmaj]

Myron richardsonii, according to AROD photos

 

[GeckPhotographer]

I came to the post there was one reply I wrote out my answer took 5seconds posted it and a hundred posts had appeared.

 

[richoman_3]

yeah im not too sure, dont really know my water snakes lol

EDIT: ooh just saw, red ink said richardsonii first, but i should still get the credit LOL

 

[saximus]

EDIT: ooh just saw, red ink said richardsonii first, but i should still get the credit LOL

Ah so he did. Sorry Red I gave credit to the wrong person

 

[Darlyn]

Yeah Red got in first. Where did he find it? It's a nice looking fella.

 

[saximus]

I came to the post there was one reply I wrote out my answer took 5seconds posted it and a hundred posts had appeared.

Haha I hate that. You think you're being all smart and helpful then bam you get beaten to it

 

[richoman_3]

Haha I hate that. You think you're being all smart and helpful then bam you get beaten to it

thats how i feel
*cries*
haha jks, i never cry, im a tank

 

[saximus]

thats how i feel
*cries*
haha jks, i never cry, im a tank

lol

 

[GeckPhotographer]

But then you get there first, you know exactly what the animal is, you can id it perfectly and the feeling is so much better and it would not be like that if it were a walk in the park every time.

 

[Darlyn]

thats how i feel
*cries*
haha jks, i never cry, im a tank

Funny pic for a tank : )

 

[snakelady-viper]

Looks a bit like a De Vis Banded Snake-Denisonia devisi ??

 

[woody101]

your all wrong its clearly a cute fluffy bunny rabbit

 

[Bluetongue1]

A rather nice specimen of Richardson’s Mangrove Snake (Myron richardsonii). Definitely would have been collected coastal or along mudflats of an inlet or river mouth/estuary.

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