Snakes of all kinds.

[ceprince]

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I beg to differ from the previous identifications......this is a wolf snake....Lycodon capucinus a native to the Philippines and is a harmless snake...I've been bitten a lot of times by this kind (I used to pet this kind of snake as well).....This loves to eat lizards by the way....For verifications of its id...try checking out herpwatch.org philippines. They have a list of all Philippine herps and pics as well

herp_dok said its lampropeltis, back-fanged harmless snake ...are they the same species? im confious. snakes have different names?

[herp_doctor]

@heycroc -- my mistake.. i didnt notice the temporal scale difference till then.. good eyesight there, mate... nice to have a second opinion here too..

[heycroc]

You are most welcome sirs, in as much as i'd want to keep venomous species, the responsibility that comes with it is too much for me to bear, though i've had a number of experiences in the keeping of snakes, Lycodons, Oligodons, Elaphe, Acrochordus, Boiga, Dendrelaphis even typhlops but all are non-venomous or just slightly venomous.Right now, all that i have are pythons (Ball, reticulated, burmese and a boa) .....at least these things would spare your life should there be any lapses in the handling, what you keep doc, aint that forgiving.I only can afford them with so much respect.

[lawrence_tbs]

Doc remember the whip spider? unfortunately it died... sorry for it doc
i found it dead already in its enclosure just this afternoon(sunday)...
i was not able to check on it for 3 days, but there were 2 crickets i left for its meal...
i was planning to clean its enclosure this afternoon but mr.roy_nitro invited me to come over on his house, so i wasnt able to clean its enclosure...
again sorry doc....
anyway here's the pic for you to see how it looks like:



there were small worms that appeared on its enclosure...

[heycroc]

Yup, yup, yup, That is a cave whip spider.....a pretty specimen. You find a lot of those at the USC mountains especially if you search for them at dusk or early night. Those worms aint worms though but maggots......

[herp_doctor]

Amblypigids (Daemon diadema)

[herp_doctor]

too bad... also probably due its very tight quarters... should've housed it in a bigger enclosure.
well anyway, all's done..
if ever you get your hands on another one, lemme know asap...

Doc remember the whip spider? unfortunately it died... sorry for it doc
i found it dead already in its enclosure just this afternoon(sunday)...
i was not able to check on it for 3 days, but there were 2 crickets i left for its meal...
i was planning to clean its enclosure this afternoon but mr.roy_nitro invited me to come over on his house, so i wasnt able to clean its enclosure...
again sorry doc....
anyway here's the pic for you to see how it looks like:



there were small worms that appeared on its enclosure...

[muzikfreakah]

Look at this guy handling this wagleri, ka kuyaw!

[choyadgreat]

Look at this guy handling this wagleri, ka kuyaw!

wow! That looks like a poisonous viper sir... Maayo gani wala cya paaka...

[herp_doctor]

Look at this guy handling this wagleri, ka kuyaw!

wagleri's are know to be quite composed and calm, unike most other arboreal vipers here in the phils like the flavomaculatus, mcgregorii.. which is a tad skittish and nervous...

mind you, i DO NOT condone to this bloke's bloody dare.. murphy's law states that if something can go wrong, it bloody crickey will.. and i don'twanna test that law.. it only takes one stupid chance and you loose your boody digit, limb or life...

but if you fancy taking chance, then go for your life... hehehe..

but **** me, that's one damn bloody beautiful snake!!!