A harmless Indo-Chinese rat snake (Ptyas korros)Monocled cobra eggs – they tend to have 20+ eggs at a time.Female Wagler’s pit viper in the rain just above the forest floor.The deadly Malayan Pit Viper at a national park in Krabi, Thailand.Indo-Chinese rat snake juvenile. Harmless. When adult these snakes are either brown or black.Paradise tree snake – harmless and so stunning.Mangrove cat-eyed snake – Boiga dendrophila. Usually harmless, but don’t let one bite you!Somewhat rare wolf snake – harmless Lepturophis albofuscus.A deadly Malayan Krait in Southern Thailand. This snake has the strongest venom according to some experiments.Mangrove cat-eyed snake on the prowl for food at night.A wolf snake – harmless, from Southern Thailand.Female Wagler’s pit viper shows why you don’t want to step on one.Tammy shows his monocled cobra bite. He was fine after this, his 5th bite.Lycodon laoensis – the Laotian wolf snake. Harmless.Cat plays with one of the bronzeback snakes. Harmless snake.Mangrove pit viper – strong venom and rather rare except for the coasts.Melanistic paradise tree snake – harmless, though a mild venom can render birds, lizards and other prey immoble.Mountain pit viper – very rare and can be deadly.Malayan pit viper – in deadly reddish orange coloration.Brown-spotted pit viper – can be dangerous.Brown-spotted pit viper, potentially dangerous bites.King cobra – deadly and nothing to mess with.Malayan pit viper with eggs.Female Wagler’s viper in a very yellow coloration.Mangrove pit viper – bad bites, and an aggressive snake.Checkered keelback, or the yellow-spotted keelback. Harmless.Bronzeback snake – tree snakes that have very mild venom.Golden tree snake – harmless and very fast climbers.Homalopsis buccata – the puff-faced water snake. Not dangerous to humans, but they do bite.Red Whip Snake – very rare and mildly venomous, present no problems to humans.
