some elapid picts

[percey39]

loving those pics beautifulpythons. Im very jealous of that collection, there are some stunners in there

 

[beautifulpythons]

Cheers, I'll put some more up tonight..

 

[slither]

a few new arrivals colletts, st deorge mulga, and mt gambier tiger

 

[beautifulpythons]

A few more then..

 

[-Matt-]

Amazing pictures beautifulpythons but thats to be expected (I think I know who you are lol). A beautiful collection of elapids.

 

[beautifulpythons]

Last one's..

 

[SouthSydney]

Beautiful pythons, You make shane's snakes look SOO good... It's about time you helped him do justice to his animals lol :lol: Where's the one of him holding the big ones?

 

[beautifulpythons]

lol I don't think I'll be putting that shot up.. save the next 5 pages in arguments over free handling..

 

[-Matt-]

That last Tiger is amazing! Incredible collection Shane.

 

[imported_Varanus]

Thought I'd seen that AS Kingy somewhere!

Great pics of some fantastic animals!!

 

[dtulip10]

yeah brilliant shots

 

[SouthSydney]

Awww come on Beautiful Pythons.... Ya KNOW ya wanna... lol

 

[Stefan]

OMFG! That last picture of the tiger... OMFG!

What locality has that snake. It is just the best looking one I have ever seen! What supspecies is it?

If possible I would love to see the scientific names of all the pictures. I know it is a lot but there are enough pictures where I see an animal I don't recognize immediatly. I would appreciate it a lot!

 

[beautifulpythons]

Ask Shaneblack about the locale mate I'm positive he said it was just a standard eastern and he bred it himself. Amazing animal though.. Someone else can do all the scientific names I'm way to lazy lol

 

[Elapidae1]

I posted these last night but thought they belonged here. they are wild caught animals that were used in a snake handling course I participated in. Dugite, Tigersnake, Southern death adder.

 

[Snake Catcher Victoria]

What a bummer, got a dozen of these horrible things from gypsy,my 3y/o dajarra adder.
It was her first time but still pretty disappointing.

 

[moosenoose]

That tiger is certainly one of the most stunning ones I've seen! Great photos also!!

 

[Elapidae1]

Unfortunately the photo does it no justice either, It colours were absolutely striking and even the people that had never had contact with Tigers were instantly struck by the vividness of its colours I can't say that Ive seen heaps of tigers but it is by far the nicest I have seen

 

[reptilerob]

Baz, i dont know a lot about snake breading, but i can tell by the photograph that theyre no good. Sorry to see that, i hope you have better luck with her next year.

Here is a highland copperhead i encountered up in the hills behind Mt Beauty this afternoon.

 

[Nodrog]

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