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01-14-2009, 01:50 PM #11Junior Member
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01-15-2009, 05:28 PM #12C.I.A.
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My cousin in law has the same snake and it's quite smaller sir herp_doctor...
Originally Posted by herp_doctor
He doesn't know how to take care of it maybe you'd like to take care of it? I got to hold it last night and blimey! It moves fast! I'll post the pics tonight... Up for sir sniper's snake...
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01-15-2009, 07:38 PM #13Junior Member
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Dendrelaphis pictus pictus to be exact ...A widespread and common species, the Painted Bronzeback can be found in a variety of habitats including scrub, secondary forest, back-beach habitats as well as parks and gardens. It is active by day, searching for its food prey - mainly lizards and frogs. Nervous in disposition, it will flee swiftly when threatened or disturbed.
The species is identified by its bronze head, black eye-stripe and mask, and black and cream lateral stripes along the length of the body. When threatened it will inflate its body slightly to reveal bluish or turquoise skin underlying the body scales.
The species ranges from southern China, through Indochina and Thailand, to Peninsular Malaysia, the larger islands of Indonesia and the Philippines.
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01-15-2009, 09:57 PM #14 Originally Posted by choyadgreat
My cousin in law has the same snake and it's quite smaller sir herp_doctor... He doesn't know how to take care of it maybe you'd like to take care of it? I got to hold it last night and blimey! It moves fast! I'll post the pics tonight... Up for sir sniper's snake...
sure mate, why not...
good one mate.. someone here did his homework..Dendrelaphis pictus pictus to be exact ...A widespread and common species, the Painted Bronzeback can be found in a variety of habitats including scrub, secondary forest, back-beach habitats as well as parks and gardens. It is active by day, searching for its food prey - mainly lizards and frogs. Nervous in disposition, it will flee swiftly when threatened or disturbed.
The species is identified by its bronze head, black eye-stripe and mask, and black and cream lateral stripes along the length of the body. When threatened it will inflate its body slightly to reveal bluish or turquoise skin underlying the body scales.
The species ranges from southern China, through Indochina and Thailand, to Peninsular Malaysia, the larger islands of Indonesia and the Philippines.
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03-25-2009, 12:34 AM #15Newbie
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snake
maone cya getawag nga hanlulokay nga snake sa benisaya. naako ane sa una ako e pakaon nya kay gagmay nga baki raman... sayang lng kay namatay geduwaan sa amo selengan nya na initan man nekaging hehehehe. friendly na nga snake bro nindot na e keep nmo dle na mamaak dle sadna modako gamay rajudna cya...up ko ane bro...
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03-25-2009, 01:35 AM #16Junior Member
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kangilo sa bitin.. hahahah
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03-25-2009, 04:33 AM #17Senior Member
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hahaha.. uu jud... nindot xa pero mahadlok man kog bitin oi....
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03-25-2009, 12:54 PM #18C.I.A.
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++ scary.. i don't like snakes... goosebumps!
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03-02-2013, 07:15 PM #19Newbie
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