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Non-venomous

Non-venomous 

Brown Kukri Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous

April 25, 2017July 27, 2019 Vern 20 Comments brown kukri, brown kukri snake, brown snake, non venomous snake, Oligodon purpurascens, Thailand snake

Oligodon purpurascens (Brown Kukri Snake) Thais say: Ngoo koot Appearance: Typical kukri shape – not long, but thick snakes with a

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Indochinese Rat Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous

January 10, 2017December 2, 2019 Vern 4 Comments indochinese rat snake, non-venomous snakes, Ptyas korros, Thailand rat snake, Thailand snakes

[Last updated: 28 November 2019] Ptyas korros (Indo-Chinese Rat Snake) Thais say: (ngoo sing baan) Length: Adults are just over

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Common Thailand Non-Venomous Snakes – Photos, Videos, Links

July 26, 2016December 3, 2019 Vern 4 Comments featured, harmless Thailand snakes, non-venomous snakes of Thailand, Thailand snakes

Did you get our FREE PDF file yet? PHOTOS OF COMMON THAILAND SNAKES! It’s HERE> 83 pages many snakes featured:

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Reticulated Python (งูหลาม) – Non Venomous – Dangerous Bites

September 18, 2015December 2, 2019 Vern 7 Comments Malayopython reticulatus, python, Python reticulatus, reticulated Python, งูหลาม

[Page Updated: 5 May 2017] (Python reticulatus) – Reticulated Python Thais Say: Ngoo lam (งูหลาม) Length: Reticulated pythons can approach

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Oriental Rat Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous

September 7, 2015July 27, 2019 Vern 0 Comments Oriental Rat Snake, Ptyas mucosa, Ptyas mucosus, Thailand snakes

Name: Ptyas mucosus (Oriental rat snake). Previously known as Ptyas mucosa. Thai: (ngu sing hang lai) Length: Up to 370

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Gongylosoma baliodeirus – Orange Bellied Snake

August 15, 2015July 27, 2019 Vern 2 Comments Gonglyosoma balliodeira, Gongylosoma baliodeirus, orange-bellied snake, thailand rare snakes

Gongylosoma baliodeirus Rupert Lewis from the United Kingdom was out herping in Thailand a couple nights ago and came upon

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Common Thailand Snakes | 2

June 5, 2015August 15, 2019 Vern 59 Comments Bangkok snakes, common non-venomous snakes Thailand, common Thailand snakes, common venomous snakes Thailand, Thailand snake

[Last Updated: 15 August 2019] More Common Thailand Snakes When visiting Thailand on vacation or for a long-term stay there

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White Bellied Rat Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous

June 1, 2015July 27, 2019 Vern 0 Comments colubrid, non venomous snake, Ptyas fusca, rat snake, thailand rat snakes

White Bellied Rat Snake – Ptyas fusca Thai: ngoo sing thai Length: up to 290 cm Description: Fusca comes from

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Malayan Bridle Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous

May 22, 2015July 27, 2019 Vern 1 Comment black and white snake, Dryocalamus subannulatus, malayan bridle snake, non-venomous snakes, small snake, Thailand snakes

[Last updated – 10 May 2017] Malayan Bridle Snake – Dryocalamus subannulatus Length: 70 cm Description: This is a thin

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Brahminy Blind Snake – Non Venomous – Not Dangerous

May 20, 2015December 2, 2019 Vern 70 Comments brahminy blind snake, non venomous snake, Ramphotyphlops braminus, Thailand snake

VERY COMMON non-venomous snakes which are in nearly every country across the world. It is a myth that these snakes

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