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Yellowtail Cribo

Drymarchon corais corais

Photo by Ozbird
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caykuu
Replying to the earlier comments: That's because this is not a yellowtail cribo... This snake is of the genus erythrolamprus.
Ozbird
Thank you Shanna! Yes, I found it out too! This one was not so big, about 1 meter and a half I think :)
ShannaB
Cool spotting. Apparently these snakes can grow up to 10 feet in length! How big was this one?

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