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I am pretty sure this is some bothriechis color morph, but I could be totally wrong.
If it is, I have never seen it before.
I dont know how to put pictures in the post/message thing, so I just linked to the website where it is located.
It is the Green Snake on the top with the red stripe on its side.
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It says it right there. It's a " Chinesische Bambusotter". 
They just spelled the species name wrong:
Chinese Green Tree Viper (Trimeresurus stejnegeri)
It says the top picture is a male and the bottom is a female.
Hhaha. Yeah my german is a little weak, sorry.
Have these been bred in the US with any success in the past 10-20 yrs?
Strange that these "old-world" snakes are so vibrant and detailed. That seems to be quite unusual - for most old world species to retain such distinct characteristics - vice the mandarin rat.
I could be wrong.
Indeed these are Trimeresurus gumprechti. A species closely related to Trimeresurus stejnegeri and described recently. You can see and read more about them on my homepage, URL below
Cheers
gernot
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