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Hi Everyone:

Since I have some access to internet again here a critter from today.

Spotted this 4 ft RBBS hunting on the far side of a small stream from about 70 feet away. He was not as happy to see me as I was him. I was not happy to see the legions of leaches swarming my legs while catching him.

Al

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Confidence is what you feel before you comprehend the situation.

Very cool! Beatiful snake.

Chris

wow,i would just get really nervous seeing one of those,to be honest-it's just something about elapids....nice find though!

Amazing find Al! You're living one of my dreams.
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Chance Duncan
www.rivervalleyexotics.com

Just wondering what kind of snake that is... I'm not familiar with RBBS. Nice snake, whatever it is. Thanks..

Good stuff Al!

Chris

>>Just wondering what kind of snake that is... I'm not familiar with RBBS. Nice snake, whatever it is. Thanks..
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U.A.P.P.E.A.L.
Uniting A Proactive Primate and Exotic Animal League
www.uappeal.org

Pretty neat snake. Just make sure you don't turn yourself into a hypocrite.
Shane
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Shane's Herp Lifelist
http://www.geocities.com/shane77@sbcglobal.net/my_page.html

looks like a good ol' mud to me. why are you holding him behind the head?

It's an Elapid!!! A very venomous Red Bellied Black Snake from Australia. This is why I'm holding it the way I am!

Al
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Confidence is what you feel before you comprehend the situation.

please accept my apologies. i'm not familiar with australian species. i probably wouldn't be holding him at all, mate.

This is yet another snake I am dying to get my hands on and your over there just catching them in the wild Like I catch Ratsnakes or something..
I just cannot imagine walking around and catching a Tiger, Copperhead or Blacksnake over there.
Im gonna have to find a way to move in with you man..
Thanks for the post That is Awsome.
Justin