Bought it as an tergeminus but someone said it looka like catenatus.
Pic#2 http://www.repti.net/repti2/modules/Images/Images/15797.jpg
Best regards: Ronny Levin, Sweden

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Bought it as an tergeminus but someone said it looka like catenatus.
Pic#2 http://www.repti.net/repti2/modules/Images/Images/15797.jpg
Best regards: Ronny Levin, Sweden

...usually catenatus will have a black or charcoal colored belly.
tergeminus, typically has a cream or light colored belly(same with edwardsii). I actually owned all 3 species at one time and verified this per Venomous Reptiles of North America by C. Ernst.
Hi,
I owned 3 of these and it's definitely tergeminus. And a male to boot.
Best...
Jim
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