Charina bottae

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peterG

Trainee

Posts: 39

Location: Denmark

Friday, August 16th 2013, 6:48pm

Charina bottae

Hello All,

I am a huge fan of the WI Chilabothrus and Tropidophis,

But these have always fancied me

August 15 - 2013 i got a litter of 0.0.5 wich is not bad as it was the females first litter. It´s the second time i breed the species, and it definetly wount be the last.

One of my all time favourites.

Enjoy this Picture of one of them.

And may i add, that i havent had any regrets joyining this forum, a nice place to post pictures of ones snakes.

Kind regards

Peter

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Manni

Administrator

Posts: 3,654

Location: Wesseling

Friday, August 16th 2013, 6:54pm

Congrats, that's really rare snakes. thank's for sharing.

best regards Manni

Gruß Manni
www.rhein-terraristik.de

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Phil91

Moderator

Posts: 1,113

Location: Ahrtal

Occupation: Student - Lehramt in Bonn

Friday, August 16th 2013, 6:54pm

Hi Peter!

Although Charina bottae looks like a giant earthworm I like this species :thumbup:

Beautiful "snakes"

Congratulation!

Best regards

Phil

"Ich bin durchaus kein Zyniker;

ich habe nur meine Erfahrungen, was allerdings ungefähr auf dasselbe hinauskommt."

- Oscar Wilde -

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peterG

Trainee

Posts: 39

Location: Denmark

Sunday, August 18th 2013, 9:42pm

Thanks,

For the cind Words.

Kind regards

Peter

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ReNe81

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Posts: 803

Location: Dortmund

Monday, August 19th 2013, 6:12pm

Quoted from "Phil91"

Charina bottae looks like a giant earthworm

Quoted from "Phil91"

"snakes"

You made my day :rofl:

Note the inverted commas at the word snake :rofl:

@ Peter.. don´t take it to seriously..
Like i said before they are definetly not my cup of tea.
But everyone has their own preferences.
For me also Bitis peringueyi and Cerastes vipera are very nice and intresting species,
what many may not understand.

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peterG

Trainee

Posts: 39

Location: Denmark

Tuesday, August 20th 2013, 1:22pm

Quoted

You made my day
Note the inverted commas at the word snake

@ Peter.. don´t take it to seriously..
Like i said before they are definetly not my cup of tea.
But everyone has their own preferences.
For me also Bitis peringueyi and Cerastes vipera are very nice and intresting species,
what many may not understand.

I just noticed it know as you made it clear to me :muhahaha:

Dont worry, i am not thinking to much about it as i am use to hearing about it from my freinds, why on earth do you want such dull, brown, small, shy snakes.

As i always say beuty is in the eye of the beholder

i am just glad that there is somthing fo all of us, and as you then i am esepcially fond of Bitis peringueyi.

And today August 20 - 2013 i made sure that there will be evne more giant earth Worms and "snakes"

my second litter of 0.0.5 arrived today.

Kind regards

Peter