some elapid picts

[ssssmithy]

yeah safety first, i recently started doing all my husbandry sober

LOL

i also have recently started cleaning my cages with my welding gloves,steel cap boots and rubber pants hahahah:lol::lol:

go kimmy

 

[PhilK]

These are some photos of a mates elapids, not mine

 

[wizz]

nice colletts mate do you no were he got it from????

 

[James..94]

WOW good looking elapid's everyone

 

[redbellybite]

nice colletts mate do you no were he got it from????

it came from a mummy colletts WIZZY ................lol

 

[wizz]

it came from a mummy colletts WIZZY ................lol

:lol: ok got me on that one....

 

[m.punja]

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Thats an awsome dark pan. one of yours? I want to get one that dark

 

[PhilK]

nice colletts mate do you no were he got it from????

He said a bloke named Luke.. but doesn't remember the last name.

 

[wizz]

He said a bloke named Luke.. but doesn't remember the last name.

ok cool i thought i remember that one i got them eating for him....

 

[PhilK]

Wow, you can recognise individual hatchies? Very cool!

Hey what typical prices to the elapids go for? I didn't want to start a whole new thread asking so I thought I'd put it here.. I can't find a whole lot of info on it...

What would typical prices be for: death adders, red bellies, collett's, eastern browns, mulgas and coastal and inland taipans..

Hahaha how annoying of me.

 

[Jonno from ERD]

G'day mate,

Adders vary a lot. A non-local standard floodplain type A.praelongus are $50-150. A nicely coloured, uncommon locality (Ardrossan, Canungra, Grafton, Dajarra, Windorah etc) A.antarcticus are $150-500ea. A.wellsi are generally $800 and up, and A.pyrrhus are $400 and up.

Red Bellies go from about $100 up to $300, Colletts from $250 to $900, Browns are generally free for babies, and up to $250 for decent larger animals (a 1.8m+ Brown would be more), Kingies are $200-1000 depending on locality and size, Coastals are $250+ and Inlands are much the same.

 

[Poggle]

wow not as pricey as i thought... i spose trying to get ahold of them is the hard part ey

 

[Jonno from ERD]

G'day mate,

Some species are harder to get a hold of than others. Stangely enough, if I had posted some of those prices 5 years ago, everybody would have laughed at me - most elapids were free or very cheap.

Also - I am desperately in need of a large Inland Taipan (preferably male) and large Coastal Taipan (preferably female) for some upcoming work. Will be good money for the right snakes.

 

[Hemiaspis]

Where is that weigeli from? I haven't seen one with that kind of pattern.

The weigeli originated from the Kimberly escarpment, northern W.A.

 

[moosenoose]

I won't riddle this thread with the other shots I took of this Tiger, but this was perhaps my fav from the bunch

 

[redbellybite]

very nice moose ...if my pics of that EB wasnt so bad I would put it in here ..

 

[Snake Catcher Victoria]

Thats a nice pic moosey, here is a copperhead that i got last week.

 

[pythons73]

Thats a AWESOME picture Moose,you actually captured the true colours of the snake,Top quality....

 

[redbellybite]

AARRRR bugger it ...might not be the best in here ..but it still captures the typical attitude of an eastern brown and he is a very dark coloured one ...

 

[Snakekid]

:lol: Nice pic dad, i liked the one with his tongue though!

picture is one of moose's