This Tripurgus Compressus was found by Bill Lamar near a fallen tree at night. It was a very well behave snake that never even made 1 attempt to bite. Bill kept the snake until the next day so we could take pics in the daylight.
Eli
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Tripanurgus Compressus in Costa Rica
Efly
Oct 01, 2004 11:33 AM
Replies (3)
rearfang
Oct 01, 2004 07:25 PM
Very nice. They do well on lizards. very nocturnal to my experience, but mine was tame and would take live food from my hand.
Frank
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calsnakes
Oct 07, 2004 03:52 PM
That is an animal i would like in my collection, would you know where I could accquire one? thanks
snakemastermyke
Dec 04, 2004 01:58 PM
I caught one of those this year in Costa Rica, the pictures never do this animal any justice. I will get my picture scanned and posted. These are one of my favorite Costa Rican Herps. Simply amazing.
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