Snake Taxidermy full body mount - Trimeresurus albolabris - 1.5 cm - 12 cm - 20 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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Specimen Slang, Scientific name Trimeresurus albolabris; a single 100 g skeletal specimen from Asia with two heads, dimensions 20 cm depth, 12 cm width, 1.5 cm height, year 2024, in good condition, venom removed and safe for display.

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White-lipped Bamboo Viper (Trimeresurus albolabris) – Skeletal specimen with Two Heads

A remarkable and impressive skeletal specimen of the white-lipped bamboo viper (Trimeresurus albolabris), produced as a unique composition with two heads.

This artistically assembled natural history specimen is a striking and exclusive collector's item. It is not a naturally two-headed specimen, but a special presentation of this impressive snake species.

The delicate skeletal structure and clearly visible fangs make this object a fascinating collectible. The white-lipped bamboo viper is a venomous snake species native to Southeast Asia.

This skeleton has been professionally prepared and all toxins have been completely removed, making it safe for display and educational purposes. A must-have for any collector of exotic and unique natural history objects.

**Features:**
- Species: White-lipped Bamboo Viper (Trimeresurus albolabris)
- Number of heads: 2
- Fangs: Clearly visible
- Safety: Completely harmless, all venom removed
- Condition: Excellently prepared skeleton

This is a unique opportunity to bring an extraordinary piece of nature into your home. Ideal for museums, educational institutions, or private collections.

Bid now and add this extraordinary specimen to your collection!

This object is carefully packaged and shipped to preserve the integrity of the skeleton.

White-lipped Bamboo Viper (Trimeresurus albolabris) – Skeletal specimen with Two Heads

A remarkable and impressive skeletal specimen of the white-lipped bamboo viper (Trimeresurus albolabris), produced as a unique composition with two heads.

This artistically assembled natural history specimen is a striking and exclusive collector's item. It is not a naturally two-headed specimen, but a special presentation of this impressive snake species.

The delicate skeletal structure and clearly visible fangs make this object a fascinating collectible. The white-lipped bamboo viper is a venomous snake species native to Southeast Asia.

This skeleton has been professionally prepared and all toxins have been completely removed, making it safe for display and educational purposes. A must-have for any collector of exotic and unique natural history objects.

**Features:**
- Species: White-lipped Bamboo Viper (Trimeresurus albolabris)
- Number of heads: 2
- Fangs: Clearly visible
- Safety: Completely harmless, all venom removed
- Condition: Excellently prepared skeleton

This is a unique opportunity to bring an extraordinary piece of nature into your home. Ideal for museums, educational institutions, or private collections.

Bid now and add this extraordinary specimen to your collection!

This object is carefully packaged and shipped to preserve the integrity of the skeleton.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Snake
Scientific name
Trimeresurus albolabris
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Asia
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2024
Weight
100 g
Height
1.5 cm
Width
12 cm
Depth
20 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
724
Objects sold
86.67%
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