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angel148
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Hi, was just wondering what would be your top 3 dream snakes if you had a wish list. I'm working hard on mine but wondered what you would have if you had a pot of gold. Mine would be:-
1. Black Eyed Leucistic ball Python 
2. Albino chondro 
3. Super Motley boa 
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thomas mcpherson
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white lipped python
paradice flying snake
dwarf reticulated python |
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Crunchie
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| All types of garter snakes. |
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Tom Verbeeck
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That's an easy question
Calico chondro
Lemon tree chondro
Ontogenic blue chondro |
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keiron
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| Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 9:18 pm Post subject: |
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ok think mine would probably be
Diamond python
Boelens python
Mexican speckled racer
...maybe one day. |
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garysumpter
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Black Eyed Leucy
Non Venomous Monacled Cobra (I Wish)
An electric blue cornsnake
Hey, we all gotta dream!
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trueviper_UK
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I think with my list more years experience is needed instead of a pot of gold!  
Common Lancehead- Bothrops atrox
Terciopelo- Bothrops asper
Jararaca- Bothrops jararaca
The Lancehead pit-vipers of the Bothrops genus from the tropics of South America are one of my favourite group of vipers.
However a greater amount of experience is needed to keep these as they are very, very dangerous and have extremely nasty venom.
They are also responsible for the majority of recorded snake bites in S. America.
Maybe in about 10 years or so!
Common Lancehead
Terciopelo
Jararaca
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Drymarchon32
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It probably changes every week, but this week it's...
1. West African Green Mamba - Dendroaspis viridis
2. Hairy Bush Viper - Atheris hispidis
3. Mang mountain viper - Zhaoermia mangshanensis
Could add another 30 but these are my current faves.
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LEGION
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For me:
#1 on my list is the Moroccan cobra-naja haje legionis
#2 is Inland Taipan -oxyuranus microlepidotus
#3 is either Black Mamba-dendroaspis polylepsis or Eastern Brown snake-pseudonaja textillis
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