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Eastern Brown Snake
Red Bellied-Black Snake
Coastal Carpet Python
Common Tree Snake
Yellow-Faced Whip Snake
White Crowned Snake
Spotted Python
Stephen's Banded Snake
Pale-headed Snake
Bandy Bandy
 
 
 
Small-eyed Snake
Keelback
Brown Tree Snake
Marsh Snake
Golden Crowned Snake
Red-Naped Snake
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Australian Coral Snake
Coastal Taipan
Grey Snake
Common Death Adder
Tiger Snake
 
Lesser Black Whip Snake
Spotted Black Snake
Carpentaria Whip Snake
Rough Scaled Snake
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Dwarf Crowned
Blind Snake
Most commonly encountered suburban snakes of South East Qld within the Greater Brisbane Region.
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Other common suburban snakes of South East Qld within the Greater Brisbane Region.
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Other infrequently encountered snakes of South East Qld within the Greater Brisbane Region.
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Eastern Brown Snake
Red Bellied-Black Snake
Coastal Carpet Python
Common Tree Snake
Yellow-Faced Whip Snake
White Crowned Snake
Brown Tree Snake
Keelback
Small-eyed Snake
Golden Crowned Snake
Red-Naped Snake
Marsh Snake
Stephen's Banded Snake
Pale-headed Snake
Bandy Bandy
Australian Coral Snake
Coastal Taipan
Common Death Adder
Tiger Snake
Grey Snake
Lesser Black Whip Snake
Carpentaria Whip Snake
Rough Scaled Snake
Dwarf Crowned
Blind Snake
Spotted Python
Spotted Black Snake
A digital camera image is the best identification tool you can use. Not only does it allow you to compare your photo with those shown throughout this identification guide but if still unsure the photo can be emailed to us or your local snake catcher for further investigation. The clearer and closer the image the better. (Never put yourself in harms way while trying to obtain a photo.)
Email photo's to fauna@qfc.com.au
For information on
treatment of snake
bite go to our
First aid page
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