WTF - Snake!

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Its similar to this boy baigan boy...

[baigan]

Its similar to this boy baigan boy...

Lol oh, that's a collard tree runner/collard tree lizard (plica plica)
No wonder it's scaling the wall : P lol

Their colours vary a lot

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Daz it deh self...u on point with these things bro....so are these harmful or just ugly afaik

[baigan]

Daz it deh self...u on point with these things bro....so are these harmful or just ugly afaik

Lol thx,
Nah they're not harmful, they mainly eat insects and ants and stuff. Sometimes they carry parasites but it's nothing to worry about

[30hz]

What type is this?

[SMc]

dead?

[30hz]

dead?

Living
Was raising up for the camera

[shogun]

Its similar to this boy baigan boy...

Have never seen those before.

Pretty though. Could use a few to help with the large huntsman population around here

[maj. tom]

This is evolutionary mimicry. Believe it or not, it's a moth pupa. And apparently it's found right here in Trinidad!
Dynastor darius

http://nerdist.com/this-is-not-a-snake-its-some-of-the-best-mimicry-weve-ever-seen/

http://www.discovery.com/dscovrd/wildlife/would-you-believe-me-if-i-told-you-this-wasnt-a-snake/

[shake d livin wake d dead]

Its similar to this boy baigan boy...

Have never seen those before.

Pretty though. Could use a few to help with the large huntsman population around here

Pretty u say...lol...if u see it in real u might not say that nuh...ugly as fcuk if u ask me

[timelapse]

Need help identifying

[lostboys crew]

Either coral or false coral. The coral I've seen tend to be more vivid in color . Then again each region has slight variances in color and pattern.

False coral

[rspann]

That last one is correct, Armless.

[nervewrecker]

That last one is correct, Armless.

Looks kinda footless too

[meccalli]

Looks like a mud snake.

[shake d livin wake d dead]

First time I seeing the one timelapse posted

[gastly369]

Well discovered this recently :/ ... Swear was some mc snake

*Legless lizard

[timelapse]

That looks like it actually, a mud snake.Those native here?I never saw one of those before

[gastly369]

Well discovered this recently :/ ... Swear was some mc snake

*Legless lizard

Yep ..not a snake at all

[shogun]

The hell!
Cool though

[gastly369]

[youtube]https://youtu.be/Y4tGSLXcrxg[/youtube]

[HSA]

Came across a couple of those in la vega....they looked venemous so i informed a chinese caretaker and he took them away

[Bosse]

I remember long ago it had a snake called a Zangi if I spelt it right. They used to be in the mud drain

What are they really called

[The Paleontologist]

Aren't they just freshwater eels?

[SMc]

I remember long ago it had a snake called a Zangi if I spelt it right. They used to be in the mud drain

What are they really called

Marbled swamp eel (Synbranchus marmoratus) for this particular species.. I read an article recently (cant remember where) and other species are found around the world and are a delicacy in China. an intersting read if I find it ill post it here.

[sMASH]

I know the pronunciation to be janji...

[VII]

Popular foreign coral rules don't fully apply to our corals,go back a few pages it may save you a hospital visit or even your life,we had this discussion already..there are many coral like snakes that look more typically coral than our bigger coral and they're usually very docile and easy to handle,our big coral looks nothing like the corals those rhymes mimic,even the smaller more obvious one don't really have a yellow,it's more like white or cream,the closest parallel may be the fact that the lighter colours/rings may be in the same location be it yellow or our white/cream in relation to the darker colours/rings.

[desifemlove]

black and white animal looking like a caecilian. snakes don't usually have segments. i may be wrong though.

[VII]

black and white animal looking like a caecilian. snakes don't usually have segments. i may be wrong though.

It's a legless lizard,very common throughout,they burrow in a flash and are seldom seen above ground unless disturbed.

[streetbeastINC.]

pet coral....take a hit to test if its harmful or less