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It was suggested that it may have been a King Brown - just trying to get confirmation.
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Hard to tell from the pics but certianly does not look like any king brown I have ever seen... they are a more uniform colour I thought
(and i've seen a few... well whats left of them after being spat out by the ride-on)
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you have never seen another snake before this trip?
seriously? I must see a snake at least monthly... anyway, I'm sure Crump will be along shortly with an ID for you... |
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I thought it was a tiger snake myself? there are 18 types of snake on fraser.
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I don't recall seeing one on Fraser Island before this trip. I saw the one last year after it bit me but that was in my house in Brisbane
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Looks like a keelback also known as a Freshwater snake to me, it's not a King brown or taipan
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How long was it. From the first picture I thought it was possibly a "rough scale," the 4th or 5th most deadly snake in the world, but would like to know more before I made a firm decission. Certainly the "rough scale" could be found in that color and pattern, but would not be longer than a metre. I do not remember if the "rough scale" has that head shape that I saw when i looked at the second picture, but still think it is possible.
I do strongly doubt an identification that was given on a previous snake thread, but without scale counts would not argue over the matter.
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It looks like a keelback to me. Rough scales have more of a 'band' pattern.
Saw a few browns up there over Christmas, but nothing sizeable. |
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