Snakes of all kinds.

[moy1moy1]

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@ herp_doctor and lawrence_tbs and to whom it may concern,

Lawrence, mau nei nakit.an nku sa bohol although dileh pa en.ani kaayu ang pattern sa head since more on the white part siya keisa sa brownish (or black? black 2 aku nakita gud) part. thickness kai murag Donga My_GeL na sign pen...

I caught it and put in a deli cup. (BTW, I saw this snake while I was prowling for L.Australasiae Scorpions in the backyard, -Calape_Bohol ang location) tried to feed it w/ wild caught crickets n\but it just ignored the food item. When I tried to put it in a larger deli_cup, the snake pose a threatening gesture like it's going to strike then because of that, I put the cup 4 a while, just as I was going to cover it, It jumped and jerked off, making my younger cousins run wild (ang usa ni hilak) because they were afraid of it ( ako sad).
Because I dnt hv any knwledge of that snake, thinking that it's venomous (now i knw that it is not poisonous @ all) I set it free on the day that we are going home to cebu.

[lawrence_tbs]

aw sus kni diai bai moymoy? abi nkog pure black jd

[moy1moy1]

aw sus kni diai bai moymoy? abi nkog pure black jd

mas daghan man ang black a2 keysa sa white(body,dleh ang head), mao tabla rag black siya tnan bai, henuon juvenile pmn sd toh, pero positive ko na mau ni sya kai iya body built ug head pareha juhd nya pattern

[allkadar]

Nice C.paradisi

wow, nindot lge ni. local lng ni bro? endemic sa philippines?

[reptoid]

@badme... there is a least one venomous snake in the Phils which looks similar to the wolfsnake (which does tend to exhibit some variance of coloration) so sometimes behavior can be a help with identification. Wolf snakes are nocturnal and you will normally only see them mobile at night. During the day I have frequently found them sleeping under rocks. They will try to hide their heads under their body when they feel threatened. A larger specimen may try to bite, but generally only if very much provoked and often just as a bluff.

Their normal prey items would be small lizards or rodents. Prey is usually small because these snakes have no venom and are not efficient constrictors meaning than they need to be able to overpower their meal without too much effort.

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[Badme]

@badme... there is a least one venomous snake in the Phils which looks similar to the wolfsnake (which does tend to exhibit some variance of coloration) so sometimes behavior can be a help with identification. Wolf snakes are nocturnal and you will normally only see them mobile at night. During the day I have frequently found them sleeping under rocks. They will try to hide their heads under their body when they feel threatened. A larger specimen may try to bite, but generally only if very much provoked and often just as a bluff.

Their normal prey items would be small lizards or rodents. Prey is usually small because these snakes have no venom and are not efficient constrictors meaning than they need to be able to overpower their meal without too much effort.

So you mean almost the same with wolf snake yung venomous..........pero you can identify them sa ikog nila diba sa likod if two or 1 column. if 2 non if 1 venomous. also with the eyes...

[reptoid]

Philippine species are not very well documented and so if you ever get bitten you'd best somehow take the snake with you to the hospital so that the correct anti-venom can be administered.

Hope I'm not breaking any forum rule here, but I'm going to give you a link to follow to a Philippine Pet site thread which has some excellent photos of a type of (venomous) coral snake which (when it's red belly is not exposed) looks quite similar to the harmless wolf snake.

Philippine Pet Finder • View topic - FREQUENTLY ASKED TO BE IDENTIFIED SNAKES

[paulMPR]

nindot jd unta ang snakes bt d ko ka afford.,hehe

[paulMPR]

up lng ko.................