VenomLand
Would you like to react to this message? Create an account in a few clicks or log in to continue.



 
HomePortalGalleryLatest imagesRegisterLog in
Please beware, to register at venomland you are requested to use your full name (first and family name) - nicknames are not allowed and will be not activated! thx

Dear Venomland Members and Friends, Venomland is a little more than 6 years old now and by far the biggest Hot Snake community on the Planet! We want to thank all of you who made Venomland the leading Board. We are also very thankful to our Moderators and Admins for years of hard work. Now, it is time to move on. I have been thinking how to proceed and what to do with our beloved board as we reach a size, that we need to make drastic changes to secure the future of our community. As of now, Venomland is hosted by a free (well mostly free) hosting service. That was good for the first years but now we need to find a new way to run our forum. I have spend hundreds of Dollars over the years to keep Venomland up and running, and i have done so with pleasure. Now, we need your help! We need to come up with several thousand dollars for our Venomland 2.0 project, which i frankly cant pay for any longer by myself. So Venomland is asking his Friends and Members for the first time for their financial Support. Please help to keep Venomland alive, and let us move on to a new, better Portal in the Future! Every Dollar is helping us a great deal. I know, its hard times for everyone, but please spare a few Dollar for our community. If you have only 10 Dollars to spare, we are grateful, if it is more, it would be awesome. We are planning to develop a very new Venomland, with real community functions, a forum like you are already loving it and a real (online) Hot Snake Magazin. Also, there will be download areas for scientific papers, Wallpapers and more. Again folks, we can only do that if you all help. Please send me a Private Message if you want to keep Venomland alive, i will provide you with the details on how to donate Money. For now, we can accept money from creditcards via skrill (please google it, its a free service - account-details will be forwarded to you) and paypal. All the best, and for a (hopefully) nice future of our Board. Mario

 

 Please help to identify a viper..

Go down 
4 posters
AuthorMessage
Lars Evelson




Male
Number of posts : 3
Age : 37
Location : Russia
Points : 4073
Registration date : 2013-03-12

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeTue 12 Mar - 16:16

Please help to identify a viper.. D8c8b0549e69

Please help to identify a viper.. C0754046c81e

Please help to identify a viper.. 64c04f8414fd

Please help to identify a viper.. 22e15fb0d3fb

Please help to identify a viper.. B97762937ea2

What is this? How dangerous is it?

P.S Snake found In Malaysia, in the State of Selangor at an altitude of 900-1000 meters.
Back to top Go down
Wolfgang Wüster
Systematicus
Systematicus



Number of posts : 273
Age : 114
Location : UK
Points : 6184
Registration date : 2008-03-12

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeTue 12 Mar - 16:34

Being from Selangor it should be Popeia fucata (or Trimereurus fucatus, depending on opinions...) - do you have a photo of the tail?
Back to top Go down
http://www.bangor.ac.uk/~bss166/
Peter van Issem
Serpent Chief
Serpent Chief
Peter van Issem


Male
Number of posts : 707
Age : 56
Location : GERMANY
Points : 6365
Registration date : 2009-03-08

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeTue 12 Mar - 18:31

The green eyes can be a sign for a P. nebularis female. Like Wolfgang wrote, a pocture of the tail will be very helpful. The altitude of nearly 900-1000 Meters can be ppssible for both species. At 1000 M I think, very high fir fucata and also low for nebularis.
Back to top Go down
Lars Evelson




Male
Number of posts : 3
Age : 37
Location : Russia
Points : 4073
Registration date : 2013-03-12

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeTue 12 Mar - 20:01

Quote :
do you have a photo of the tail?
this all..

Please help to identify a viper.. C2cb5d7db196

Please help to identify a viper.. A9da4d6eede3
Back to top Go down
Jon Davidson
Serpent Chief
Serpent Chief
Jon Davidson


Male
Number of posts : 512
Age : 68
Location : Toronto area, Canada
Points : 6112
Registration date : 2009-02-28

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeTue 12 Mar - 20:47

Good photography work, Mr. Evelson. Everyone requesting help with the identification of specimens should provide such clear and descriptive photographs. A fine looking beast, whatever the species. Thanks for posting this. Sincerely, Jon Davidson .
Back to top Go down
Peter van Issem
Serpent Chief
Serpent Chief
Peter van Issem


Male
Number of posts : 707
Age : 56
Location : GERMANY
Points : 6365
Registration date : 2009-03-08

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeWed 13 Mar - 2:32

Now I will quote more for a P. fucata, because the tail looks more than for this species. P. nebularis has a little bit more reddish tail and the ,,red´´ color is more sharp edged to the green. And the skin color is not dark as usal in nebularis. So for me more a P. ,,fucata´´, but color of the eyes are still a little bit strange to me.
Do not wonder about the ,,fucata´´ but for me pers. the species P. fucata is not satisfied clear, to much differend looking Malaysian & Thai local forms are included in this.
Back to top Go down
Lars Evelson




Male
Number of posts : 3
Age : 37
Location : Russia
Points : 4073
Registration date : 2013-03-12

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeFri 15 Mar - 0:30

Quote :
Good photography work, Mr. Evelson
Thanks

Quote :
So for me more a P. ,,fucata´´
I think it is Popeia fucata, Popeia nebularis (Cameron Highlands Pit Viper) is endemic of Cameron Highlands, it is ~100 km from place where I found this snake...

Thanks for helping
Back to top Go down
Peter van Issem
Serpent Chief
Serpent Chief
Peter van Issem


Male
Number of posts : 707
Age : 56
Location : GERMANY
Points : 6365
Registration date : 2009-03-08

Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitimeFri 15 Mar - 2:55

Ok Lars,
but P. nebularis is not only found in the CH! I know imported speciemens from a spot around 80 km (air distance) from the CH. So, possible is everything I think.

This other nebularis looks nearly identical to the CH ones, but not 100%. One distintive feature makes them very special. I want to visit this spot personaly so I will not post name of this spot. I think, P. nebularis is more wide distributed along the Tittiwangsa Mountain range than we know.
Back to top Go down
Sponsored content





Please help to identify a viper.. Empty
PostSubject: Re: Please help to identify a viper..   Please help to identify a viper.. Icon_minitime

Back to top Go down
 
Please help to identify a viper..
Back to top 
Page 1 of 1
 Similar topics
-
» can someone here identify this species?
» Kindly help to identify this snake
» An International Team Working To Identify The Suspected Toxin And Its Source, Which May Have Caused At Least 101 Gharial Deaths.
» What viper?
» can you help me about a viper

Permissions in this forum:You cannot reply to topics in this forum
VenomLand :: Services :: What is that? / Identification Requests-
Jump to: