whats the third species called?

[Jowex]

Hey
Just a quick Q thats been giving me trouble.....
Everybody knows of the green anaconda and the yellow anaconda but what the 3rd species called I know there is one but i cant think of its name, can anybody shed some light on it for

Cheers
Jowex
[addsig]

[Ed_r]

Well there are many direct relatives of the Anaconda. Rainbow Boas for one. I almost want to say the third is called Red. I could be very wrong but it seems that I've heard that somewhere.
[addsig]

[Jowex]

I cant belive i forgot its name, i saw one on the discvery channel today!!!
#$%^&#$%^&#$%^&#$%^& i really need to sort my memory out!!

Its Something anaconda so that rules out the rainbow boa and Red unless im totally wrong

but cheers for the help ed_R

Anybody else have any ideas???

Jowex
[addsig]

[thomasito]

hey
in my snake book says that there are 4 species of Anaconda
the -Eunectes Noaeus (jellow)
-Eunectes murinus(green)
-Eunectes tropidophis (???)
-Eunectes Ungaliophis(????)

I don't know if this is true but thats what i read in my snake book ...written by :Chris Mattison .
[addsig]

[Jowex]

CHEERS thomasito

Now I have the latin names i can probably find out the common names

But if anybody else can save me the trouble please do so lol im lazy as well as forgetful

Jowex
[addsig]

[Jowex]

oooooppppsss
hehehehe
didnt mean to post that many times

[addsig]

[eddie]

What you mean?

hehehe
I took care of them for ya.


As for the question, I dunno...
[addsig]

[Jowex]

WWWOOOOOOAAAHHH

how did ya do that

nice one i thought if everybody sees them everone would be laughing at me lol

CHEERS

Jowex
[addsig]

[Ed_r]

we laugh at you guys all the time not just when you mess up.lmao j/k [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_lol.gif[/img]
[addsig]

[Hibidyjibidy]

Eunectes deschauenseei is the third.

No such species of the two other you had listed where i was looking.

This is the species i found on this site though nobody has any write up to conclude the species.
Color isn't base reffered though just called a dark spotted/deschauenseei anaconda. It does say it resembles the notaeus.

This is the link: http://www.nafcon.dircon.co.uk/eunectes.htm

Leave your money at the door...

_________________
To observe a chook scratch at the dirt...
Behold...
I give you the human thermometer

[najaboy]

HJ has it right. Eunectes deschauenseei is the third species of anaconda. It was described by Emmett Dunn & Roger Conant in 1936, and is named for Rodolphe Meyer de Schauensee.

The taxonomic status of this snake is uncertain, but for now, it is recognized.

As to the species that Thomasito's book made reference to, I can say without a doubt that those are typos. Tropidophis amd Ungaliophis are both genera of "dwarf boas". These genera are no longer considered to be boids, and are now in a separate family.
[addsig]

[thomasito]

ohh I knew I was wrong thats why i said that i read it in a book.......thats why i never really trust them #$%^&#$%^&#$%^&#$%^& snakebooks [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_evil.gif[/img] RTB.NET is way more reliable source of information..THATS WHY THIS SITE ROCKS!!!!
[addsig]

[Hibidyjibidy]

I went serching for the third species out of curiosity. I found a site that had four species but when i searched through the whole crappy thing, it revealed nothing. [img]modules/Forum/images/smiles/icon_evil.gif[/img]
Then i found the link up top...

Also, Ben Seigels Reptiles claims to have a fake albino anaconda for $700. They say that it is very rare and there is only 3 in the states... I was thinking that if it is so rare then wouldn't it be a lot more $$ than that? Would anybody know what genre/species it derived from??
[addsig]

[BWSmith]

Thomasito, Mattison's book was pretty useless in my opinion. I was very disappointed.
[addsig]