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Thanks to Ssssnakeman I managed to shoot a couple of pics (and weild the camera on one of his relocation videos 
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some elapid picts
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Thanks to Ssssnakeman I managed to shoot a couple of pics (and weild the camera on one of his relocation videos
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ssssmithy
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dont get on here much so may aswell add some pics whilst im at it.
good to see some life still in this thread.
heres a few shots ive taken over the past few weeks.
smit.
good to see some life still in this thread.
heres a few shots ive taken over the past few weeks.
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Thanks to Ssssnakeman I managed to shoot a couple of pics (and weild the camera on one of his relocation videos
Terrific shots Moose!
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Some nice texty's there Ssssmithy!
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A yearling taipan
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Male St George Kingy from Shane Black...
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Nice little Tai also from Shane Black...
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Rough-scaled and a golden crowned snake, found at mount glorious. Photos taken by Jasminez
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It's always awesome to come back to this thread and see what has been added! There are so many brilliant pictures of some spectacular elapids. I love the Spotted Blacks and the feeding shots of the 'demented' Western Tiger, getarealdog! (heaps of other speccy snakes and pictures, too many to compliment them all!).
It's getting to the exciting time of year for Adders, my first albino babies of the season should be born any day now. Looking at some of the ones I'm breeding for the first time this year is really exciting, the project has really progressed and there will be some awesome babies coming up shortly! I've been slack with pictures for the last few... well, years now, but I'll try to keep a camera handy while checking the albinoes out over the next few weeks. Here's a few I photographed today.
Here's one of the more pale males. I paired him with my palest female (a lot paler than him). Should have some awesome pale babies from that pairing!
Here's an example of the stripey ones I've been working on. You can see the pattern, but buggered if I can get the colours on this one in a photograph! In the flesh she is a few shades lighter and a lot more yellow/less orange. Almost looks okay in the picture anyway :lol:
This one is a darker/more richly coloured one, still pretty nicely coloured I suppose, but the stripe on him is great!
Each one is so different, I'm still having heaps of fun with them!
It's getting to the exciting time of year for Adders, my first albino babies of the season should be born any day now. Looking at some of the ones I'm breeding for the first time this year is really exciting, the project has really progressed and there will be some awesome babies coming up shortly! I've been slack with pictures for the last few... well, years now, but I'll try to keep a camera handy while checking the albinoes out over the next few weeks. Here's a few I photographed today.
Here's one of the more pale males. I paired him with my palest female (a lot paler than him). Should have some awesome pale babies from that pairing!
Here's an example of the stripey ones I've been working on. You can see the pattern, but buggered if I can get the colours on this one in a photograph! In the flesh she is a few shades lighter and a lot more yellow/less orange. Almost looks okay in the picture anyway :lol:
This one is a darker/more richly coloured one, still pretty nicely coloured I suppose, but the stripe on him is great!
Each one is so different, I'm still having heaps of fun with them!
reptalica
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Brilliant sdaji. Great lookers. Just wondering is it u on the aussie elapids page on facebook.
Potentially adders can produce some large clutches I believe. Can't wait until she drops.
Potentially adders can produce some large clutches I believe. Can't wait until she drops.
Thanks!
I'm not that big on Facebook, and I don't think I've been to a page called 'aussie elapids', so no, probably not. My name on Facebook is Sdaji, so you'd know me. I've stuck a few pictures up on the Death Adders page on Facebook though, and will take and post more soon, including baby shots
I've been expecting babies from a really rich orange albino female x orange male, and a deeper yellowy female, but I was surprised when this one gave birth earlier than expected! These babies are really exciting, it's fantastic to now have enough animals to pick out the really good ones and breed similar ones together, like this pale x pale pairing and the rich orange x orange pairing!
The mother of this litter is the pale one at the bottom of this group (I took this picture a while ago).
She was paired with this lovely pale male:
And here she is with her babies!
The mother of this litter is the pale one at the bottom of this group (I took this picture a while ago).
She was paired with this lovely pale male:
And here she is with her babies!
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Amazing Death Adders! One of my all time favorite snakes.
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