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 A rare Elapid

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Paul Rowley
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PostSubject: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeThu 26 Feb - 7:15
I was browsing my PC files and found this photo of a snake we had in the collection about 12 years ago. Not a very good scan of a photo but it may be of interest. Anybody know what species it is? I know Wolfgang knows....

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David Nixon
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeThu 26 Feb - 7:25
Its a Burrowing Cobra, Wolfgang has now classed it under Naja.

was (Paranaja multifasciata)
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Paul Rowley
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeThu 26 Feb - 7:35
Yes David, it is Paranaja multifasciata duttoni

A really nice little snake.
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Stan Butler
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeTue 3 Mar - 7:09
There is a rumour that someone from the UK has sourced a couple of these and should be with him in May
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Wolfgang Wüster
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeWed 4 Mar - 3:21
The first person to breed these in captivity will be sitting on a gold mine - Paul's specimen was anything to go by, then they are the sweetest and most gorgeous "pocket cobras" imaginable - the perfect starter elapid. Hard to believe they are closely related to forest cobras!
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David Nixon
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeWed 4 Mar - 3:29
Wolfgang, have you seen these out in Africa?

Cheers

Dave
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeWed 4 Mar - 19:35
No, at Paul's, the exact same specimen as seen in his photo.
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David Nixon
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PostSubject: Re: A rare Elapid   A rare Elapid Icon_minitimeWed 4 Mar - 21:06
Cheers

I knew you had photographed Paul's specimen, I couldnt remember if you said you had found these in Africa.

Thanks

Dave
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