Must agree with Mark on this one



The coloration on the specimen seems very like the Apodora's i've seen.



A species that tend to grow quite large and if i don't remember wrong tend to be cannibalistic
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Regards



Jan Grathwohl



Ratsnakes:bairdi, bimaculata, climacophora, dione, longissimus, situla, subocularis, vulpinus gloydi, vulpinus vulpinus

Other Colubrids:Heterodon nasicus, Lampropeltis t. sinaloae, L. p. woodini, Lamprophis cf. inornatus, Oxyrhophus rhombifer

Constrictors:Acrantophis dumerilii, Antaresia maculosa, Epicrates c. maurus, Eryx colubrinus, Lichanura t. myriolepis, roseofusca, saslowi, trivirgata, Python regius.

Lizards:Cyrtodactylus consobrinus, C. papilionoides, C. pulchellus, Egernia cunninghami, Lepidodactylus lugubris, Oedura castelnaui, O. monilis

Frogs:Dendrobates azureus

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• Olive Python - davidd, Mon Apr 12 22:14:23 2004
• RE: Olive Python - davidd, Mon Apr 12 22:20:14 2004
• "Apodora papuana" or Papuan olive python.... N/P - mark krabbe, Tue Apr 13 02:49:34 2004
• RE: "Apodora papuana" or Papuan olive python.... N/P - Jan Grathwohl, Tue Apr 13 05:11:55 2004
• RE: Another Pic - davidd, Mon Apr 12 22:21:46 2004
• RE: Olive Python - davidd, Mon Apr 12 22:45:36 2004
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