Oxyuranus Temporalis

[Elapidae1]

There is photo's and they are not rare

Rare taipans found in WA's Great Victorian Desert, head to Adelaide Zoo | Perth Now

 

[Dannyboi]

I just read the Zoo times article on them..... 12 months till they are on display I can't wait.

 

[Elapidae1]

You should be able to track down the paper describing them in PDF on the net

 

[Dannyboi]

No need I have the article on me with some pictures.

 

[moosenoose]

That's great! Thanks for the link Steve1

 

[spotlight]

all this topic in general is common knolledge on the internet and in print...

there is a book called ''Taipan'' the deadliest snake in the world...i think it a Peter Michigan book..
and also one called ''Taipans and Tigers''.

wikipedia probebly has it all on file...

taipans and tigers is a dvd by rob bredle ?

Hahahahaha. Not mentioning any names. lol. the fangs are still there, it's just the venom glands that are evicted from the unsuspecting serpents head. Proper terminology would be de-venom-gland-a-nate..... :-D

the original animals all died due to there food not digesting ,turns out they need venom to help the process ?

can i get a breeding pair yet???? (the cages are ready!!)