some elapid picts
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moosenoose
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Beautiful animal nathancl!! I love the pale headeds!
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mysnakesau
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the only species i have that i dont recall seeing in shanes collection....
(but there might be one tucked away in the shed somewhere)
What is this snake? Look at the newspaper. Looks like the snake has the guy by the throat :lol:
DanTheMan
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Haha it does too
And i think its a spotted black
And i think its a spotted black
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jack
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dan is right, it is a Pseudechis guttatus, spotted black or blue bellied black
KaaTom
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Can I ask what the 2nd snake is in the 2nd lot of pics???? I love the colouring
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awesome tigers
redbellybite
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Austherps, great inland pics,you guys have a nice range of elapids.......just on a note .was wondering are you as safety cautious as PUNJA? seen pictures of him in 'safety boots"while wearing "shorts"........ while handling hot eastern browns LMAO .......as long as you got the boots on 
lol Punja is a classic
lol Punja is a classic
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Can someone positively ID (save me the trouble of keying it) this one.
Initially thought it was a Cryptophis boschmai.. but getting back
and having a look at the couple of photos i took, it looks nothing like
a C. boschmai.. and more like some Furina..?
Initially thought it was a Cryptophis boschmai.. but getting back
and having a look at the couple of photos i took, it looks nothing like
a C. boschmai.. and more like some Furina..?
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Parasuta dwyeri Dwyer's Snake
urodacus_au
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Can someone positively ID (save me the trouble of keying it) this one.
Initially thought it was a Cryptophis boschmai.. but getting back
and having a look at the couple of photos i took, it looks nothing like
a C. boschmai.. and more like some Furina..?
Didnt look at the subcaudals by any chance? Cryptophis are singular while Furina are divided....
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waruikazi
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Can someone positively ID (save me the trouble of keying it) this one.
Initially thought it was a Cryptophis boschmai.. but getting back
and having a look at the couple of photos i took, it looks nothing like
a C. boschmai.. and more like some Furina..?
Hard to tell from that angle but it looks most like a secretive to me. Where is it from? I would say def not a furina.
Hawk
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Can someone positively ID (save me the trouble of keying it) this one.
Initially thought it was a Cryptophis boschmai.. but getting back
and having a look at the couple of photos i took, it looks nothing like
a C. boschmai.. and more like some Furina..?
I think it is C. nigrostriatus, some of the one's I have seen around CQ are quite plain compared to the northern forms. The vertabral stripe can also be quite faded and sometimes even partial in CQ forms also- assuming it is a CQ form
cheers Hawk.
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