Some ID fun for the newies.

[Snake-Supplies]

guess

 

[monitordude]

darwin carpet

 

[Snake-Supplies]

looked at my profile did ya?

>.<

 

[Elapidae1]

oh sorry mustn of read it properly didnt know anyone got it.
is the snake a black lined snake?:|

You will have to be more specific.

 

[Serpentess]

Can I put my guess of what the snake is? I don't think it'll be right.

Edit: Doing it anyway. Haha. My guess is parasuta nigriceps.

 

[Elapidae1]

Y

 

[Serpentess]

Y

Y? Haha. Does Y stand for 'yes'?

 

[Elapidae1]

LOL, Yes you may post your answer.

 

[Southside Morelia]

Good thread Graham, like it mate!!!

 

[Serpentess]

LOL, Yes you may post your answer.

Yay. Haha. My guess was parasuta nigriceps.

 

[snakeluvver]

guess

darwin i can tell from the patterns.

 

[snakeluvver]

Here's one

its a tyrannosaurus rex. did i get it right? :lol:

 

[jordo]

It didn't look like a Saltpan/Saltbush either, anyway we've moved on now it was Cyclodomorphus celatus.
What's the snake.

I was talking about Jasons picture, Nephrurus' photo clearly isn't a pink tongue

 

[1issie]

Sorry Lissie, not red belly. But don't be disheartened it was a very tricky first photo and I'm not surprised that some thought it was two different snakes.Those last photos should clear it up.
Cheers, i'm still laughing.

i ment red belly 1st photo goldie 2nd.

 

[1issie]

Costal taipan??

 

[Nephrurus]

Yay. Haha. My guess was parasuta nigriceps.

Correct!

Also, great photo Steve. Have you found these on the coastal plain?

-H

 

[Serpentess]

Correct!

Also, great photo Steve. Have you found these on the coastal plain?

-H

Yay. I'm on a roll.

 

[Nash1990]

Here's one

Ausrelaps superbus? Lips arn't barred but thats my noobish stap in that dark

 

[Nephrurus]

I'll tee the next one up.

In the interest of learning, for this one I want to know why it is what it is. I want to know why it isn't several closely related species. Just typing in a species name isn't enough for the "win".

 

[Nash1990]

Yay. I'm on a roll.

Nevermind lol

@Neph

I'd guess Diplodactylus williamsi based on having an orange rimed iris and what would most likely be 4 rows of spines on its tail?