Venomous Snakes
Venomous Thailand snakes — front-fanged elapids, vipers and rear-fanged colubrids capable of harm. Photos, species notes and bite information.
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Notes on the Grant Thompson Monocled Cobra Case — Lessons for Snake Keepers
In 2015, a Texas-based YouTube reptile keeper named Grant Thompson was bitten by a captive Monocled Cobra (Naja kaouthia) and…
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Jagor’s Water Snake (Enhydris jagori) — Slim, Cylindrical, Common in Lowland Ponds
Jagor’s Water Snake is one of the small, unobtrusive freshwater snakes that lives in numbers in Thailand’s lowland reservoirs and…
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Tentacled Water Snake
Erpeton tentaculum (Tentacle Snake, Fishing Snake) [Page Updated: 28 November 2019] Thais say: (ngoo kra deng) Length: average snakes are…
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Small Spotted Coral Snake
Small Spotted Coral Snake (Calliophis maculiceps) [Last updated: 28 November 2019] “Calliophis maculiceps” (Speckled coral snake, Small-spotted Coral Snake) These…
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Blue Malaysian Coral Snake
Calliophis bivirgata flaviceps. ©2012 Tom Charlton. All rights reserved. Used with permission. The Blue Malaysian Coral Snake is a venomous…
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