divers photos lamprophis sur le net

La taille de la bestiole!!!
http://lamprophis.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=boaedonsp&action=display&thread=1134

impressionnant !!!

Monstrueuse !! Ca doit être le pied d'avoir une femelle de cette taille ! On dirait une gutt ^^ En plus une Zululand, j'adore cette localité

On dirait ma fu obèse mais en normale ^^

TROP BEAU!!! C'est quoi à votre avis? un fulli ghost ou qqch comme ça?

Oo wooow impressionnante la photo avec la chauve souris !

Magnifique

LiloGentilcopain a écrit:

TROP BEAU!!! C'est quoi à votre avis? un fulli ghost ou qqch comme ça?

Manuel Grillo: "I don't know exactly. If i were express an opinion,i say fuliginosus. i'm not sure, but looking for some photos , clues back to endemic populations of central Ethiopia. The current classification is approximate, then i can't identify with certainty. You know what i mean."

En tout cas elle est magnifique, je pencherais aussi pour du fuliginosus...

j'en veux bien une!

Du lamprophis piebald !!! Trouver dans la nature ou par un eleveur ?

aucune idée. trouvé sur le net sur un forum étranger.

Hello every body! Yesterday I was looking for some photos on the net and i saw a picture that looks very familiar
Let me introduce myself, my name is Manuel,i come from Italy and are the owner of Green B. fuliginosus in the picture.
I'm glad you like it. Congrats for the forum, it is always nice to meet other House snake's fans. Here is some information on this snake. I was sold as B. lineatus and is a natural form of green house snake,probably a pure locality. Like all house snakes becomes faded. In this photo is a bit 'lighter than usual. I would like to express an opinion regarding the identification if i can. I disagree in identifying the Boaedon's species as if they were real, i think the methods that are used are not scientific, so don't trust. It 's very simplifying say "this is a B. fuliginosus". There are many places where they live and locality data are extremely important. Two similar animals are not the same thing, for me it is essential to maintain the purity of the animals, as the locality of the genus Boa for example. Then identify a phenotype and give a name to that form is not the key issues relating to the id. With morphs, to take another example, it is impossible to trace the geographical origin of the animals and see if the parents came from the same region, surely the specimens mixed together to generate offspring that maintain some characters, but they are not genetically pure.
With wild forms ancestral it is different, there is the possibility to maintain purity. Lilo has a wonderful trio of B. "lineatus" certainly come from the same area. In fact they are all identical. Then,I can tell you that mine is a Boaedon fuliginosus,but this is not important. You know what I mean.
I hope not be off topic. Regards, Manuel.

Thank you for this precision.

Merci pour ces précisions.

Hi Manuel Grillo!

Hello Lilo! You know I want your mentalis, as you want my fuli, it is mutual.
Thank you.
Bonjour à tous les amis de la Planète Lamprophis.

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