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Roger wrote:

Yes, Valérie, that's a Chap Mei.

I should put it on TAI, then.

OK, it's in my Contributions. But where exactly do I put it?

Under Chap Mei page you will find a red link to a serpent. That link is supposed to be to this particular mold. As it is in red, it means that the page was not yet created. It also means that you can change the name of that link without any consequences, as always as you think the name of the link is not appropriated to the figure. :)

Done! In the "species" square, I wrote "Honduras Milk Snake". Is it OK?

However, whenever I change the species name in the Chap Mei page, my picture and diagrams disappear. What should I do about it?

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Done! In the "species" square, I wrote "Honduras Milk Snake". Is it OK?

However, whenever I change the species name in the Chap Mei page, my picture and diagrams disappear. What should I do about it?

There is already a page to the species and it is called Honduran milk snake - remember that we use the exact name that is used on English Wikipedia. By the way, I added your figure there and now both Honduran milk snakes are yours.
It is not recomended that you change the link on main page once page is already created. It should be done before. There are other variations of this figure, when more are introduced, we may study a way to list them. However, if you really want to change it, you have first to rename the page of the figure, check that all links pointing to it are also modified to match the exact name of the page. Though, it is all too much off topic, you may pm me whenever you want.

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Roger wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Done! In the "species" square, I wrote "Honduras Milk Snake". Is it OK?

However, whenever I change the species name in the Chap Mei page, my picture and diagrams disappear. What should I do about it?

There is already a page to the species and it is called Honduran milk snake - remember that we use the exact name that is used on English Wikipedia. By the way, I added your figure there and now both Honduran milk snakes are yours.
It is not recomended that you change the link on main page once page is already created. It should be done before. There are other variations of this figure, when more are introduced, we may study a way to list them. However, if you really want to change it, you have first to rename the page of the figure, check that all links pointing to it are also modified to match the exact name of the page. Though, it is all too much off topic, you may pm me whenever you want.

An another Milk snake you can see a page before here produced by Wing Mau :)

Roger wrote:

Bowhead Whale wrote:

Done! In the "species" square, I wrote "Honduras Milk Snake". Is it OK?

However, whenever I change the species name in the Chap Mei page, my picture and diagrams disappear. What should I do about it?

There is already a page to the species and it is called Honduran milk snake - remember that we use the exact name that is used on English Wikipedia. By the way, I added your figure there and now both Honduran milk snakes are yours.
It is not recomended that you change the link on main page once page is already created. It should be done before. There are other variations of this figure, when more are introduced, we may study a way to list them. However, if you really want to change it, you have first to rename the page of the figure, check that all links pointing to it are also modified to match the exact name of the page. Though, it is all too much off topic, you may pm me whenever you want.

Oh! English Wikipédia, right... but don't forget my native language is french, so I may not always think about it...

Valérie, English Wikipedia is only to find a convergent and coerent method to all TAI editors. As all our work is interlinked, it is much easier if we use the same source. Also, English is the language of the wiki even most of us are not exactly English talking people. However, I know you're very confortable with English, that's a language commonly used where you live. However, you can always use French Wikipedia and, when the desired species page is found, you just need to click the English language to check how it is called in the respective English entry. You can also use TAI, using the taxonomy navigation to check if a page of that species already exist.

widukind wrote:

An another Milk snake you can see a page before here produced by Wing Mau :)

Yes, very interesting. Though, I can't find it on Wing Mau 12 snakes set or under XX. Do you know any info about it?

Roger wrote:

Valérie, English Wikipedia is only to find a convergent and coerent method to all TAI editors. As all our work is interlinked, it is much easier if we use the same source. Also, English is the language of the wiki even most of us are not exactly English talking people. However, I know you're very confortable with English, that's a language commonly used where you live. However, you can always use French Wikipedia and, when the desired species page is found, you just need to click the English language to check how it is called in the respective English entry.  You can also use TAI, using the taxonomy navigation to check if a page of that species already exist.

widukind wrote:

An another Milk snake you can see a page before here produced by Wing Mau :)

Yes, very interesting. Though, I can't find it on Wing Mau 12 snakes set or under XX. Do you know any info about it?

I bought that snake and other animals as Wing Mau. They comes with a little terrarium and a booklet with the name. Here they are:

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and here a Ebay link from the seller

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Some of that turtles you can see in my Wing Mau post too :)

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Valérie, English Wikipedia is only to find a convergent and coerent method to all TAI editors. As all our work is interlinked, it is much easier if we use the same source. Also, English is the language of the wiki even most of us are not exactly English talking people. However, I know you're very confortable with English, that's a language commonly used where you live. However, you can always use French Wikipedia and, when the desired species page is found, you just need to click the English language to check how it is called in the respective English entry.  You can also use TAI, using the taxonomy navigation to check if a page of that species already exist.

widukind wrote:

An another Milk snake you can see a page before here produced by Wing Mau :)

Yes, very interesting. Though, I can't find it on Wing Mau 12 snakes set or under XX. Do you know any info about it?

I bought that snake and other animals as Wing Mau. They comes with a little terrarium and a booklet with the name. Here they are:

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and here a Ebay link from the seller

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Some of that turtles you can see in my Wing Mau post too :)

That's a surprisingly nice terrarium series! Using your link to your Wing Mau, I created a page on TAI to put them... here!
Now we only need individual pictures of them. I will do the same with these turtles when possible. Thanks! :)

Roger wrote:

widukind wrote:

Roger wrote:

Valérie, English Wikipedia is only to find a convergent and coerent method to all TAI editors. As all our work is interlinked, it is much easier if we use the same source. Also, English is the language of the wiki even most of us are not exactly English talking people. However, I know you're very confortable with English, that's a language commonly used where you live. However, you can always use French Wikipedia and, when the desired species page is found, you just need to click the English language to check how it is called in the respective English entry.  You can also use TAI, using the taxonomy navigation to check if a page of that species already exist.

widukind wrote:

An another Milk snake you can see a page before here produced by Wing Mau :)

Yes, very interesting. Though, I can't find it on Wing Mau 12 snakes set or under XX. Do you know any info about it?

I bought that snake and other animals as Wing Mau. They comes with a little terrarium and a booklet with the name. Here they are:

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and here a Ebay link from the seller

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Some of that turtles you can see in my Wing Mau post too :)

That's a surprisingly nice terrarium series! Using your link to your Wing Mau, I created a page on TAI to put them... here!
Now we only need individual pictures of them. I will do the same with these turtles when possible.  Thanks! :)

And please dont forget the fishes than :) . Are pictures without the terrarium okay?

I will remember about the fish series. Yes, I think it is fine without the terrarium.

Roger wrote:

I will remember about the fish series. Yes, I think it is fine without the terrarium.

pics now here :)

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I made a snake this time
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Nice snake

Dum_my wrote:

I made a snake this time

Have you based it on a real species? It looks amazing!

Is it a Rainbow boa?

Yes good quess, its a red rainbow boa,
i wil try to make another one soon, without a bolbus head (not realistic haha)
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Dum_my wrote:

Yes good quess, its a red rainbow boa,
i wil try to make another one soon, without a bolbus head (not realistic haha)
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Well, I don't mind the head is roundish. I still recognized it, didn't I? Plus, I know making realistic figures with the home materials we may have is not always easy. Just take a look at my self-made Butterflies and Moths and you will see some of them have a rather comical body.

took pictues of my snakes finally;

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took pictues of my snakes finally;

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Great, what is the brand and the specie of the snake where you have 2 of them?

Kaiyodo and K&M

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Safari mini

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So, now I want to show my Snakes:

The Papo Western Diamondback Rattlesnake:
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The Schleich Western Rattlesnake:
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The Schleich Black Mamba:
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The Schleich Western Green Mamba:
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