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  • New Member and Genus of the ,,green Pivipers from SE Asia,,

    A New Member of the ,,grenn Pitvipers,, from SE Asia is discribed. New Taxa and new Genus You can find the Article on the Site from ZOOTAXA. www.mapress.com/zootaxa/content.html Zootaxa 2918: 1–14 (14 Jun. 2011) 7 plates; 36 references

  • Cerastes gasperetti

    Very beautiful red form of Cerastes gasperetti from Saudi Arabia. I have a little group of 4 females and 5 males. with horns without horns the most coloured And here a "clear color" form , mor

  • Parias mcgregori, first attempt

    In order not to interrupt Mario's story (i think the story is'nt finished and he will tell us a something more about his successful breedings), I'm opening a new Thread for my own breeding "experiments". First 2 pictures showing pre-mating behaviour; I

  • Some pictures of my viperidae

    Vipera latastei gaditana Male Female, that uses its tail to attract prey Vipera ammodytes ruffoi, males Vipera ammodytes ammodytes Females Males Vipera ammodytes gregorwallneri Male, behind you can

  • Bothriechis schlegelii: male or female

    I need help from experienced Bothriechis keepers in determining the sex of my snake. When you have a bunch of young snakes available it probably will be not that difficult to sort them out, but I have only one specimen. The age of this snake is 9 months

  • Few of my treasured A. squamigera

    In 2006 my passion for this species was renewed, thanks to a litter of 14 which had two remarkable babies in it. One was black & white, the other one black & yellow. Neither of the parents had any black on them. The b/w male, or "0601",

  • Atheris mabuensis

    The new Atheris (Mount Mabu Forest Viper, Atheris mabuensis Branch & Baylis, 2009) has now been described. I have the pdf if anyone is interested. Maybe Mario will allow it to be uploaded onto the site if anyone wants it.

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