Here are some snake photos I’ve taken over the years in Thailand. If you want to add yours – send them and tell me your full name for the copyright notice.
Put your cursor over the image to read the name of the snake. Click the image to enlarge – use BACK button to go back to list.
Beautiful Viper or Brown Spotted Green Viper.
Juvenile striped bronzeback snake.
Speckled Coral Snake – Venomous, probably deadly, but the mouth is too small to bite humans easily.
Brown Whip Snake – very uncommon in Thailand.
Malayan Pit VIper in a red / pink variety
Mangrove Pit Viper – my favorite viper
Golden Tree Snake
Juvenile Monocled Cobra – quite deadly when small too.
Two banded kraits mating. Copyright _______ ______.
Mangrove Pit Viper found in Krabi mangroves.
Red Tailed Racers have green or blue eyes.
Keeled Rat Snake – Ptyas carinatus – in front of blood python.
Malayan Pit Viper – reddish / Pink. Very dangerous and deadly. Calloselasma rhodostoma.
Girl holding a red tailed racer (rat snake) – harmless.
Oriental Whip Snake – not dangerous. Come in brown too.
Red Necked Keelbacks are now considered quite dangerous and potentially deadly.
Green Pit Viper – copyright Jeremy ________ (will add name here shortly)
A very fast King Cobra – we have a video about this one. Wow.
Indo Malayan Mountain Pit Viper – a small boy was kicking this when his father saw him.
Puff Faced Water Snake – Homalopsis buccata. Usually don’t bite – this one struck a lot.
Copperheaded Racer – rat snake. Not dangerous.
Red Tailed Pipe Snake – harmless, great snake to introduce to kids.
A bitey puff-faced watersnake (Homalopsis buccata).
Red Tailed Racers – one of the favorite foods for king cobras.
Copperheaded Racers and Indo-Chinese Rat Snakes – harmless.
Ridley’s Racer – rat snake, common in caves catching bats out of the air.
Bronzeback snake.
Monocled Cobra bite (Naja kaouthia) this was about 4th time bitten.
Golden Tree Snake – aka Flying Snake. Not dangerous. Quite fast in trees.
Another Mangrove Pit Viper – color variation is wide. Copyright Carlton.
Red Necked keelback – do not keep as a pet – can cause serious kidney damage.
Reticulated Pythons – biggest Thailand snake. Constrictors, no venom.
Juvenile Red Necked Keelback. Dangerous, potentially deadly, venomous, and poisonous.
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