snake lovers

great colour for great morphs.

i found juvenile krait in old campus, last semester. its quit dangerous cause it kills within 15 minutes.

Hehe.. i ever reared a snake at the back of my house 'unwillingly'.. Huhu.. I thought it was little chickens in the cage and feed them as usual; yet soon enough to discover that they were actually 'resting in peace' in the big python's tummy.. lol.. Kinda reminds me of the 'eww.. gross!' feeling when those ibans shout with glee saying 'huhu.. here comes our ^lauk^ for a week' and whoosh-the snake's head was down on the floor.. The end.

i saw a dead snake on the way to kayak port yesterday night. but havent get chances to got down and study the species. may be today around five i will go. hehehe

theres an albino phyton in mudah.com.my sell for RM3999, i suspect its burmese albino which will grow up to 12 feet long.

an iguana from kl for only 4000 bucks. log on to mudah.com.my

i mean 400 bucks

this are the snake and tree frog that was caught from Gunung Gading.

very geli... how come u can caught it and take it as ur pet?? oh no...

Interest can make you do wild things

*~* Acme *~*

This is bad, how come you caught those wild animals from Gunung Gading? It's against the law........

i wonder u caught them on purpose or juz accidentally saw them n caught them? if nt on purpose, how were u kept them (by plastics? bottles? or..?) n transport them bac :?: :?: :?: jz curios

he already plan to go there to catch the snake... he is snake lover... Gunung Gading is not the national park... so if he caught the animal there, might not against the law...

ok i gt it.

acktually i plan to catch them there, i was looking for reptiles and amphibians for my temporary pet.
so far the snake was still young and the survival rate is low, so i keep him.
i am not keeping it for no purpose you know.
i love reptiles and amphibians, making them survive is what feel what i can do.
some of you may hate them, but you havent discover their function in nature and their existence for us, human's benefit yet.

i do expect to meet the creatures on the date, but not this one. its against the law, to keep it till this semester until it grows bigger and able to protect himself is my limit of keeping it. it does not know how to defend himself yet though.

well, law are meant to be broken, i broke the law, you broke the law as well before you put judgement on me, and why is that? freedom86.

look, what ever you all have the view, my view is different from you cause white faced water snake is still with me its because its still young. until the time that comes, i will release it back to its habitat.
further more, its common in sarawak that we can find them just anywhere, i have done my research and discuss with people who is experience.

fast fact:



how do snake smell?

snake do have nose like any animals in this part of the world to breath, but the function is not to smell their prey.

they use their folk toungue to sense their prey. the tips of the toungue helps them trace their prey. the sense they colect then pass to jacobson organ to analysis to resemble the data.

for instance the left tip of their sense the prey, the snake will adjust its direction until both tips of toungue reach balance sensing and go to their prey.

fast facts:


22 feet long of anaconda, probably after lunch, amazon.


49 feet long in recorded in Jumbi province,Sumatran.

what is the largest snake in the world?

green anaconda is the largest despite the weight. scientist usually rely on the weight to measure the size of the species bigger than the other animals. GA is shorter compare to reticulated phyton in south east Asia. female can grow more than 10 meter and male can grow around a quarter of the size. they kill by coalition and drag prey submerge into water to suffocate it till death. it lives in river and wetland. it hunts for alligator and deer. sometimes human. its range of inhabitant is around Brazil, to be precise its in amazon. anaconda has tinny legs that looks like claws near back side to tickle female when mating, other species of phyton also got.

reticulated phyton is the longest snake recorded in the world.

for some reason i'm a bit scared of reptiles...used to hold one snake...small one, my whole body shivering out of fear...maybe because i think lizards is so gross...but i think snakes is beautiful...but too scared to hold one..huhu

fast fact:


king cobra profile:
king cobra also know as ophiophagus hannah (in scientific term) is the most largest venom snake in the world which can exceed 14 feet. it inhabited in south-east asia. king cobra in borneo is slightly shorter than kings in other region of SEA.

king is not in the species of cobra, its ophiophagus species where as cobra is naja.

its carnivorous and canibalism. it takes its clutches as food some times. king is the one snake which is known to make nest.

the venom is haemotoxin blend with neurotoxin which attack the nerves and blood cell. it can kill human in half and hour or lest than one and the half hour. it take a few hours to kill an elephant.

its diet comprises of its own king, other snakes and monitor lizards. there are some cases reported that king also eat other mammals and frogs.

gt two-headed snake like we saw on TV reli exist...?

yes, it does.
that one is mutation one and normally people would keep it with genetic codes and breed it with a nother two head snake to produce more two head snake.
but often, its not successful due to its hard to find another same species and the lifespan is shorter than normal one.
it is very expensive, which depends on size, type and geographical factor. it can cause afew thousand to ten or hundred thousand.

for instance, a double headed snapping turtle cost half million in www.reptileauction.com
i dont know if its sold.

my future 90% pied ball python which cost more than 20k US dollar.
middle one...

my all time favourite...

bumi dragon lord wrote:yes, it does.
that one is mutation one and normally people would keep it with genetic codes and breed it with a nother two head snake to produce more two head snake.
but often, its not successful due to its hard to find another same species and the lifespan is shorter than normal one.
it is very expensive, which depends on size, type and geographical factor. it can cause afew thousand to ten or hundred thousand.

for instance, a double headed snapping turtle cost half million in www.reptileauction.com
i dont know if its sold.

in other words, it's called Recombinant DNA Technology.
for your information, genetic codes = codons