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Candoia carinata
Candoia carinata carinata While it may be occasionally found in trees, this Papuan snake is most often found terrestrially.[2] Candoia carinata paulsoni Males are smaller and lighter than females,[2] and show spurs which are 90cm - 1m, 300-400g in weight. Females are generally 1.2 - 1.4m in length and weighs 1 - 1.2kg. The colour varies from dark brown to auburn, with distinct patterns, though there is also the paulsoni santa isabella, which are coloured white.
This snake adopted as pets in Indonesia, and popular with name Monopohon (pohon means tree in the Indonesian language).
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thanx you Maria dB...
Nice first spotting on Noah - welcome to the Project!