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Re: What kind of snake do you want?

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Posted by meretseger on April 16, 2003 at 18:27:29:

In Reply to: What kind of snake do you want? posted by Tbone on April 16, 2003 at 13:31:08:

Azimops feae
Imantodes sp.
Atheris hispidis
Chrysopelia paradisi
Erpeton tentaculum
Eryx colubrinus 'rufencens'
Eryx elegans
Lachesis muta
Bitis perenguey

All of these except the two Eryx and the Bitis are available, it's just they'd be very difficult for Joe (or Jane) Herper like me to keep alive. There are many extinct sand boas (for some reason they have a decent fossil record), and I'd like all of them too.


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