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Reddit mentions of A Naturalist's Guide to the Snakes of Southeast Asia (Naturalists' Guides)

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A Naturalist's Guide to the Snakes of Southeast Asia (Naturalists' Guides)
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NATURALIST' S GUIDE TO THE SNAKES OF THAILAND AND SOUTHEAST ASIA, A [PAPERBACK]Author : DAS, INDRANEIL ISBN : 9781906780708Language : ENGLISHPublisher : DISTRI THAI LTD.Publication Date : 01/11/2012
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Found 1 comment on A Naturalist's Guide to the Snakes of Southeast Asia (Naturalists' Guides):

u/Viridovipera ยท 3 pointsr/herpetology

Such a guide doesn't exist. The very expensive Herpetofauna of Vietnam is by far the best and most complete guide. It's definitely not a field guide, and still only lists the provinces and towns where animals have been found (no range maps). The closest thing to an acceptable guide is something like this or this both of which are mediocre and don't directly cover Vietnam. Don't bother with this one either, the drawings are shit, the natural history info is lacking and there's almost no distribution information. Your best bet is to cobble information together from a few other guides. Amphibians are harder yet still, but you should be able to get down to at least genus with other sources. Sorry to be a downer! Still, Vietnam is great fun for herping!