Show us yours SNAKES ;)

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My first snake: homemade Fea's viper (Azemiops feae)

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very well done! congratulations!

Now that you've found your talent to make new figures, I believe nobody will stop you. Very good work!

Very nice snake

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which brand from please? :)

Caracal wrote:

which brand from please? :)

No name, found on a turkish bazaar

OK thank you! :)

Two newcomers to my collection mainly Kaiyodo

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Nice snakes :)

widukind wrote:

Nice snakes :)

Thank you very much Andreas I have to find the name of the species

lucky luke wrote:

widukind wrote:

Nice snakes :)

Thank you very much Andreas I have to find the name of the species    

The one on the left is the Japanese striped snake (Elaphe quadrivirgata) and the one on the right is the Oriental odd-tooth snake (Lycodon orientalis). I have both in my Synoptic Collection but will be replacing the striped snake with the Capsule Q Museum version.

bmathison1972 wrote:

lucky luke wrote:

widukind wrote:

Nice snakes :)

Thank you very much Andreas I have to find the name of the species    

The one on the left is the Japanese striped snake (Elaphe quadrivirgata) and the one on the right is the Oriental odd-tooth snake (Lycodon orientalis). I have both in my Synoptic Collection but will be replacing the striped snake with the Capsule Q Museum version.

Thank you very much, I had to see them but not yet noted the species thank you for light

very beautiful snakes, the first one (Japanese striped snake according to Blaine) looks a lot our "couleuvre à échelons" du Sud de la France (Elaphe scalaris)

Caracal wrote:

very beautiful snakes, the first one (Japanese striped snake according to Blaine) looks a lot our "couleuvre à échelons" du Sud de la France (Elaphe scalaris)

My ID is based on what Kaiyodo marketed it as.

BUT, I just realized I had the wrong species for the odd-toothed snake; it should be Lycodon semicarinatus (not L. orientalis)

Again Widukind your museum is a pleasure to see! I thought I should post this as I cannot see one here so far...

Schleich Green Anaconda
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Steve170 wrote:

Again Widukind your museum is a pleasure to see! I thought I should post this as I cannot see one here so far...

Schleich Green Anaconda
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Thank you so much :)

Green mamba
Either safari in my pocket or vivid imagination ltd?
(pictured with Schleich Indian cobra)
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Never seen before, I believe

Very interesting, Steve! :)

Vivid Imaginations is the same company that made the figures for the Walking with Dinosaurs 3D movie (action figures plus small PVC figurines). I didn't realize they had made other animal figures.

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