no, this is not just a game, i am thinking of a boa, possibly largly arboreal which contains similar colors as a christmas pattern eyelash viper. i want to say it is from the eastern hemisphere, although i am not certain. very sturdy body structure, not like other tree boas, like cooks or amazon. If anyone can help me out, i just cant remember the name right now, thanks alot.
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cant think of the name
venom_2
Nov 13, 2004 08:28 PM
Replies (4)
wayne13114
Nov 14, 2004 11:48 AM
Maybe an emerald tree boa?
chrish
Nov 14, 2004 10:17 PM
Could it be Sanzinia (Madagascan Treeboa)?
I guess a young Chondropython or an Emerald Tree boa could show a mix of red and green?
I guess I don't know what you mean by "Christmas pattern" in arboreal vipers.
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Chris Harrison
Scott Eipper
Nov 15, 2004 05:58 AM
Chris,
It can't be a Chondro....all of the red/brown juveniles turn to yellow before turning to green, unlike the emerald tree Boas that do turn red to green.
Probably right of a Madagascan Boa.
Regards from the land of Taipans and Molochs,
Scott Eipper
venom_2
Nov 16, 2004 08:50 PM
Give me a little more credit than an emerald tree boa, c'mon now. You were right on the dot with the Madagascan Tree Boas, thanks alot. If you've never seen a christmas tree pattern eyelash viper, lavibora.com has a good picture of one. Absolutely beutiful. thanks again
kevin
