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that mimics a tree viper. Xenodon werneri (bottom pic). It is a sorta cousin of hognose and ranges in central and south america. It eats toads, frogs, etc, and has quite a powerful venom for a rear fanged snake as there is one reported death from this species. The snake it mimics is Bothriopsis b. bilineatus (top photo) and it is quite interesting that a terrestrial snake is mimicking a tree viper.
Dan
...never heard of mimicking a freekn viper before..thats really cool & a gorgeous snake to boot...
but i betcha never saw a devilsnake before...
http://gallery.pethobbyist.com/data/6572Conophis-mus.JPG.jpg
I think they were what we used to call road guarders back when I dealt with them in the '70's. Haven't seen any in quite awhile. Are there cb available thesse days?
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!
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I for one, hope you find a mate for that one!!
:Mark
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Surrender Dorothy!
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