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- Date
- May 13, 2014
snake around Cairns The Scrub Python grows to around 3.5m and to a maximum of 8m. It has a slender body with a long head which is wider than its neck. Its scales are smooth with an iridescent sheen. The colour of the back and sides is yellowish to golden with numerous ragged blackish bands that resemble a net like pattern.- Date
- May 13, 2014
The SECOND most commonly relocated snake around Cairns. Identification: The Brown Tree Snake grows to around 1.4m. It has a slender body and a broad head which is significantly wider than the narrow neck. Its eyes are large with vertical pupils.- Date
- May 13, 2014
THIRD most relocated species. Identification: The Common Tree Snake grows to around 1.4m. It has a slender body and a long tail. Its long head is wider than it neck and its eyes are moderately large. Its scales are smooth and there is a strong keel on either side.- Date
- May 13, 2014
FOURTH most commonly relocated species around Cairns Identification: The Coastal Carpet Python grows to around 3m. It has a moderate body and a broad head, noticeably wider than its neck.- Date
- May 13, 2014
DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS Identification: The Red Bellied Back Snake grows to around 1.6m. It has a moderately robust body and its head is slightly wider than its neck. The colour of its back and sides is shiny black.- Date
- April 30, 2014
Infrequently relocated species Identification: The Coastal Taipan grows to around 2.2m and to a maximum of 3.5m. Its head is often described as “coffin shaped” and is wider than its body.
