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I like to show you all two rear fanged snakes from my colektion a Boigas kraepelini.
and one off my Psammodynastes pulverulentus, who I like to breed this year
I like them verry much.
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two off my rear fanged snakes
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two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:03 pm
Hi
I like to show you all two rear fanged snakes from my colektion a Boigas kraepelini.
and one off my Psammodynastes pulverulentus, who I like to breed this year
I like them verry much.
Woongson
I like to show you all two rear fanged snakes from my colektion a Boigas kraepelini.
and one off my Psammodynastes pulverulentus, who I like to breed this year
I like them verry much.
Woongson
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by Mitton » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:23 pm
Very nice, love the Boiga.
Do you live in South Africa? Just that you have posted a few pics of SA reptiles and now snakes that I did not know was in SA.
Do you live in South Africa? Just that you have posted a few pics of SA reptiles and now snakes that I did not know was in SA.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by Bushviper » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:28 pm
Wow those are unusual looking snakes. Where are you from and where are the snakes from?
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:37 pm
Hallo
I live in Taiwan(ROC) and most off my snakes are asien snakes.
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I live in Taiwan(ROC) and most off my snakes are asien snakes.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by froot » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:37 pm
Woongson I cannot see the pics in the first post, I get a "You do not have permission to get the requested URL from this server." error. Could you possibly upload them to our gallery?
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:43 pm
No
in my first post I copy wrong the adresses, sorry
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in my first post I copy wrong the adresses, sorry
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by froot » Thu Feb 12, 2009 4:59 pm
Aah ok, sorry only noticed that now. I cleaned it up a bit.
Never seen these snakes before, are they common there by you?
Never seen these snakes before, are they common there by you?
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Fri Feb 13, 2009 11:08 am
Hi
The mockviper is common, but a lot off people dont see them because they are night aktiv. The Boigas kraepelini is in some part here common but also not seen from many people because also only nights aktiv. I go every morning looking for day aktiv snakes and in the evening for the others.
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The mockviper is common, but a lot off people dont see them because they are night aktiv. The Boigas kraepelini is in some part here common but also not seen from many people because also only nights aktiv. I go every morning looking for day aktiv snakes and in the evening for the others.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by pitviper95 » Fri Feb 13, 2009 12:46 pm
Hi Woongson
Have you ever been in South-Africa?I think you would love the snakes here,like the mambas etc.Nice pics by the way
Have you ever been in South-Africa?I think you would love the snakes here,like the mambas etc.Nice pics by the way
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Fri Feb 13, 2009 12:52 pm
Hi
I was the first time in 1992 in SA. When I was still living in Germany. To his time I was already verry interested in your snakes. By the way I am germany and came over 3 years India 2000 to Taiwan. So my english is not the best.
Woongson
I was the first time in 1992 in SA. When I was still living in Germany. To his time I was already verry interested in your snakes. By the way I am germany and came over 3 years India 2000 to Taiwan. So my english is not the best.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by Bushviper » Fri Feb 13, 2009 5:03 pm
Woongson your english is better than a number of people on this forum that use the same language they have for their cell phones. I find it much easier to understand you than anything they type.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by pitviper95 » Sat Feb 14, 2009 12:50 pm
Yeah i have to agree on that one BV
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Sat Feb 14, 2009 2:03 pm
Hello
Yesterday I was out on my night tour and found a young Boigas kraepelini around 50- 60cm long and a nice Trimeresurus stejnegeri stenjnegeri male. The Trimeresurus stejnegeri stenjnegeri male I released after colecting Data this morning again. The Boigas kraepelini I will keep and observe it and mabye in 2-3 years try to breed.Photo I didnt make before I put it in its cage. Now its hiding, but when it comes out I will post one photo. Later I go out again for my night walk.
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Yesterday I was out on my night tour and found a young Boigas kraepelini around 50- 60cm long and a nice Trimeresurus stejnegeri stenjnegeri male. The Trimeresurus stejnegeri stenjnegeri male I released after colecting Data this morning again. The Boigas kraepelini I will keep and observe it and mabye in 2-3 years try to breed.Photo I didnt make before I put it in its cage. Now its hiding, but when it comes out I will post one photo. Later I go out again for my night walk.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by Durban Keeper » Sun Feb 15, 2009 9:46 pm
Please post more pics of your Boigas kraepelini. Woongson, can't seem to find anything on google.
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Re: two off my rear fanged snakes
by woongson » Mon Feb 16, 2009 11:21 am
Hello
I got 2 young ones. I will take some photos and show them here. In the Moment they are hiding.
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I got 2 young ones. I will take some photos and show them here. In the Moment they are hiding.
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