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Try to guess what this fang came from and then check here:
What is it?

Great Job, Larry. That ought to shut down that "argument" for good.

~~Greg~~
Florida's Venomous Snakes

I would say a stilleto snake or a boomslang???
am i right, am i close???
this is fun, keeps us learning!
lat

Click the link at the bottom of my post to see...

i would guess...Heloderma ssp, Gila monster, not at snake but still venomous.

Nice picture!!!

Ehem, Its a Coral SNALE???? FANG?? ROFL
Read at the top of that page..
It says
Coral Snales: Rear fanged? Grooved fangs? Primative? ROFL
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Crazy ZooLady

>>Ehem, Its a Coral SNALE???? FANG?? ROFL

Maybe I should have been a little more specific... I meant to try and guess what snake the fang came from...

>>Read at the top of that page..
>>It says
>>Coral Snales: Rear fanged? Grooved fangs? Primative? ROFL

I know what it says, I wrote it. Read the rest of the page and you'll get the point (so to speak).

Hey Larry, I read the whole page, but I can't figure out what "snales" have to do with it either!....LOL.

Doh! That's what happens when you write at 5:00 AM... And I read zoolady's post about 3 times trying to make sure I wasn't missing her point...and still did.

That's the only reason I have a driver's license really...in case I forget how to spell my own name.

LOL.......isn't it great when we miss our own fluff? That "L" is just too close to the "K". On the serious side, that was a well done piece. I agree with lat, even folks familiar with herps can have some strange and inaccurate misconceptions about certain things. And in some cases, that could be a deadly mistake. Much more so than a sneaky "L".

Eimon

Yup, read it a dozen times, no snales involved. LOL
It's ok, just had to give ya hell.
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Crazy ZooLady

his anaylsis of a B. gabonica feeding strike, frame by frame (or at least 3 frames). Will definitely give you a healthy respect for their abilities if you didn't already have one.

http://www.madprogrammer.com/snakes/gaboonstrike/