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Dendrelaphis pictus
I find these snakes very calm and shy although they come with a not so nice odour. They grow up to one meter in length and feed on small lizards and frogs. Actually what I'm holding are captive breed and I'm about to re-introduce them to their natural world as they are old enough to survive. They love to stay on bushes and sleep on tree tops at night.
Tropical forest/ Cultivated land and populated areas.
Spotted on Mar 29, 2011
Submitted on Feb 29, 2012
8 Comments
Do you have a facebook page, I want to start breeding and bring back populations of reptiles from my area.
Great! Thanks :-)
Thanks SatyenMehta, now I have edited this spotting, I'm learning. lol!
Hi shekainah d. alaban!
This is a lovely spotting and you are doing a very good job of re-introducing these beautiful snakes to their natural world. I request you to kindly add a cropped image where the organism is visible rather than the human for the first pic.Thank you in advance for your understanding :-)
Thanks ate Leana, you have a lot of beautiful butterlfies in your collections. Nice cam too.
Love it! Haha
Incredible..they are nonpoisonous, yet few of in your age group would dare this stunt..
beautiful picture :)