Now that it is accepted. I need advise on the documentation to be completed. This far I have seen two application forms: 1) Application for Alien and listed Invasive Species permit – Issued by National Environmental Management. 2) CPB4 – Keeping wild animals in captivity– Issued by Gauteng Biodivers...

I agree with Mitton. Beautiful, that is for the snake.

Nice photo's and snakes, the Boa have a nice pattern

I have found yet another site that was updated Jun13, there are now 37 species (Crotalus) and 2 (Sistrurus). This site gives the legacy of names as well. For example: Caudisona lucifer var. cerberus COUES 1875 Crotalus viridis cerberus — KLAUBER 1949 Crotalus viridis cerberus — JONES et al. 1981 Cro...

I have not done further observation but I have found an interesting research article on the subject, here is a link to the article. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2148/9/35 I have also found 2 others that might be of interest. 1) Digestive performance in Western diamondback rattlesnakes http://on...

You can also try the flea market, just up the road from Pet masters. I know there are a view Chinese stalls that sell it as mantelpieces, Flora farm is another place you would find that might be more attractive.

Thanks to all this far, just a question, you mention Boa constrictors did I missed it from the original list (February 2014) or was this added.

The care sheet that you got is it a full view on breeding. I am looking for one that describes the whole process, from mating to birth.

Was the intended meeting held 06March and any further development?

As far as the hint, the other two rattles that occur in AZ are to my knowledge are
Crotalus mitchellii stephensi - Southwestern speckled rattlesnake
and
Crotalus tigris - Tiger rattlesnake

I’ll go for the following:

1)Crotalus atrox/ Crotalus oreganus

2)Crotalus Lepidus/ Crotalus atrox

3) No Idea

Thank you for the update; I did see that thread, which will be an interesting post.

Thank you for making a video, as in a class room set up there is no replay. Good video that can be used as reference and the correct tools to do it safely.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and excellent photo’s.

I know this is and old post but have found this table on the net, identifying Californian rattlesnakes that might help a person interesting in rattlesnakes