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Chad Keates: Zoology PhD candidate at Rhodes University doing molecular systematics on African Snakes.

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For snake removals in and around Grahamstown, please don't hesitate to call 083 669 6169 (Chad). All snakes removed are catalogued and relocated safely out of harms way.

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Bubbling kassina (Kassina senegalensis) from Morgan's Bay, Eastern Cape.

Plain mountain adder (Bitis inornata) from Eastern Cape, South Africa. Although bland in color, it is one of the most rarely seen snakes in all of Africa.

This past weekend, @javilbn_wildlifephotography and I scoured Grahamstown and it's surrounds, looking for as many herps as we could. Whilst hot and incredibly dry, we still managed to turn up 18 different species of reptile and amphibian in two and a half days. One of the most notable finds was this large rock monitor (Varanus albigularis) from the outskirts of Grahamstown. Thanks @javilbn_wildlifephotography for an awesome picture.

Melanistic rinkhals (Hemachatus haemachatus) from Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.

Many-spotted reed snake (Amplorhinus multimaculatus) from Hogsback, Eastern Cape. Found by @nicolau_ecology_

Rhombic egg eater (Dasypeltis scabra) from Western Cape, South Africa. Found by @deon_oosthuizen_photograhy

Spotted skaapsteker (Psammophylax rhombeatus) from Western Cape, South Africa. Found with @fieldherper

Yellow-bellied house snake Lamprophis fuscus) from Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. Found with Alex Rebelo

Rinkhals (Hemachatus haemachatus) from Grahamstown, Eastern Cape.

Water monitor (Varanus niloticus) from Grahamstown, South Africa.

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