Non-Venomous Snakes
Thailand’s non-venomous snakes — pythons, rat snakes, kukri snakes, racers and more. ID photos, range and behaviour, plus what to do if you find one.
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Non-Venomous Snakes of Thailand — The Beneficial Majority
Pythons. Burmese, Reticulated, Blood Pythons. Large constrictors, mechanical danger only. See Burmese, Reticulated, Blood. Rat snakes and racers. The Indo-Chinese…
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Thailand Snake Trap That Actually Works — Funnel Traps for Property Owners
Property owners and rural homeowners frequently ask whether a “snake trap” is a viable option for managing a recurring snake…
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Deadly Snakes All Over Thailand? — Why You Should Not Kill Them
“Deadly snakes are everywhere — kill them on sight” is a sentence we hear often from frightened homeowners who have…
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Snake Identification in Thailand — A Practical Decision Tree
Identifying a snake quickly in Thailand is a skill, not a guess. The decision-tree approach works far better than flipping…
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Many-Spotted Cat Snake (Boiga multomaculata) — Mildly Venomous, Strikingly Patterned
The Many-Spotted Cat Snake is one of those quiet small-to-medium snakes that lives almost everywhere in Thailand without anyone noticing.…
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