Brown Kukri Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous
Oligodon purpurascens (Brown Kukri Snake) Thais say: Ngoo koot Appearance: Typical kukri shape – not long, but thick snakes with a
Read moreOligodon purpurascens (Brown Kukri Snake) Thais say: Ngoo koot Appearance: Typical kukri shape – not long, but thick snakes with a
Read more[Last updated: 28 November 2019] Ptyas korros (Indo-Chinese Rat Snake) Thais say: (ngoo sing baan) Length: Adults are just over
Read moreDid you get our FREE PDF file yet? PHOTOS OF COMMON THAILAND SNAKES! It’s HERE> 83 pages many snakes featured:
Read more[Page Updated: 5 May 2017] (Python reticulatus) – Reticulated Python Thais Say: Ngoo lam (งูหลาม) Length: Reticulated pythons can approach
Read moreName: Ptyas mucosus (Oriental rat snake). Previously known as Ptyas mucosa. Thai: (ngu sing hang lai) Length: Up to 370
Read moreGongylosoma baliodeirus Rupert Lewis from the United Kingdom was out herping in Thailand a couple nights ago and came upon
Read more[Last Updated: 15 August 2019] More Common Thailand Snakes When visiting Thailand on vacation or for a long-term stay there
Read moreWhite Bellied Rat Snake – Ptyas fusca Thai: ngoo sing thai Length: up to 290 cm Description: Fusca comes from
Read more[Last updated – 10 May 2017] Malayan Bridle Snake – Dryocalamus subannulatus Length: 70 cm Description: This is a thin
Read moreVERY COMMON non-venomous snakes which are in nearly every country across the world. It is a myth that these snakes
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