some elapid picts

[cadwallader]

very nice rbb the colour contrast is amazing

 

[imported_Varanus]

Yeah, I love these black nosed buggers!

 

[cement]

This probably the best photo I've ever taken

 

[Nephrurus]

A Dugite Pseudonaja affinis affinis from yesterday morning.

-H

 

[elapid@]

great pics

that rbb is in such great condition...

 

[lizardman59]

vincent seriously be careful with that inland taipan you are a elapid god

 

[Elite_Reptiles]

That's a calendar shot if I've ever seen one, nice photos Nephrurus.

 

[imported_Varanus]

That Brownie looks familiar Grizz! That's not the famous "Leroy" by any chance?

 

[grizz]

That Brownie looks familiar Grizz! That's not the famous "Leroy" by any chance?

No Richard he isn't, but he was compared to the big bloke. He was picked up a week or so prior to the course in Tamwoth.

 

[moosenoose]

I haven't wielded the camera in a while, but thanks to Sssssnakeman I got the opportunity to snap a few of these little darlings for breakfast

 

[deebo]

great pics moosenoose, and you are a braver man than I!

 

[Bradchip]

BRILLIANT pics Noose Be proud of those.

 

[getarealdog]

MaleFemale
10month old pair of Tasmanian Tigers getting their first taste of some sun today in "the PLAYPEN"

 

[moosenoose]

getarealdog!! Your set-ups have me weak at the knees! Stunning!

 

[Elite_Reptiles]

I've seen your setups earlier in this thread getarealdog, doesn't matter how many times I see them, they still have me in awe!

Do you have these setups in your backyard suburbia, or are you on a property?

 

[SnakeyTroy]

Those shots are absolutely stunning Moosenoose. Well done!

 

[Elapidae1]

here's a few

 

[SnakeyTroy]

A baby RBB I rescued and later released.

 

[getarealdog]

getarealdog!! Your set-ups have me weak at the knees! Stunning!

Thanks, that's my spare pit (THE PLAYPEN) that i use for the snakes i keep indoors to have a bit of a slither around in on nice days. The male here decided to burrow under the mulch & under the log so he can stay there now until i can grab him in the open sometime during the week. (Irresponsible pet owner i know, i'll teach him to play games, give him an inch & he takes a mile! lol).

 

[cris]

Shot a couple more marsh snakes today(utilizing ninja stealth being ninja day lol), interesting to find 2 in the exact same spot. Any ideas why this may happen? I was thinking it was just random chance in combination with finding a nice spot to bask. I later found the little one there alone in the same spot, i disturbed it and he moved 30-40cm into cover and turned around and came back to the same spot without stopping. Has been raining here a fair bit so basking would be a high priority for them in short amount of sunlight(they took cover when the rain started).