AVAILABLE SNAKE BOOKS:
- Photos of Common Thailand Snakes (FREE) – Click here.
- Is That Snake In Your Home Dangerous? (Identify one of 35 venomous snakes and get immediate first aid instructions.) Coming very shortly – publishing within days.
- How To Keep Dangerous Snakes Out Of Your Yard! Estimated publishing date: 9 July 2016.
Get the new ebook FREE in PDF format – works on all computers, smart phones, and tablet computers.
Just finished! 60 Different Venomous and Non-venomous Snakes Pictured in Color.
This is the first free snake guide for Thailand’s common venomous and non-venomous snakes.
Preview of inside the book:
CLICK HERE to GET YOURS FREE. You can download it now.
Great site
Appreciate it!
why ican’t download these Ebook?
The links come by email. Check your spam and trash folders in your email system for our emails.
CLick this link to get the free ebook – https://thailandsnakes.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/POCTS-REVISED-compressed.pdf
Signed up but didn’t get the link. Checked spam and junk filters but still nothing
which book?
I’m in Thailand and am obsessed with snakes!
Obsessed how? In a good way, or a bad way?
Interesting, looking forward to receiving it.
I live in Khon Kaen and I have a 3yr.old son who likes to play in the yard .I Need to know what snakes are venomous or not.People around here want to kill them all.I like snakes They keep rats away! Thank YOU Jack
Hi Jack,
The free ebook I have lists some of the most common venomous Thailand snakes, but I’m putting out a new book very soon which lists them ALL. It will be less than $10, and has some really nice photos of snakes donated by some of the top herpetologists, and photographers in the field. Please check back here in a week or so. Cheers! Vern
all snake detail chai
thank you, great reading, live in Hua hin 15 months, only seen 3 snakes 🙄, would love to see
more, I’ll keep my eyes open. 👍
Yeah, they are around, but for the most part difficult to see. Go out at night with a flashlight around 10 pm. and see what you find. Be careful of the Malayan Pit Vipers… Cheers!