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Biting is the last thing snakes want to do and is always a last ditch effort to survive.

Snakes will always try to hide or flee.

A snake only becomes dangerous when approached.

Snakes that feel trapped or threatened may attempt to intimidate the threat to back off, then try to escape.

Venomous Snakes of Brisbane

Eastern Brown Snake - Pseudonaja textilis

Highly venomous
Common in suburbia
Juveniles feed on reptiles, and adults predominantly on rodents and small mammals.
Highly variable and frequently misidentified
Typical length around 1-1.8m

Red Belly Black Snake - Pseudechis porphyriacus

Highly venomous
Common in suburbia
Generally feeds on frogs and reptiles
Strongly associated with creeks and wetlands
Typical length around 1-1.5m

Eastern Small-eyed Snake - Cryptophis nigrescens

Highly venomous
Moderately common but rarely seen
Highly nocturnal
Feeds on small lizards
Typical length around 50cm

Rough-scaled Snake - Tropidechis carinatus

Highly venomous
Rarely seen in suburbia, generally close to large reserves and national parks.
Highly variable diet including frogs and small mammals
Associated with creeks and wetlands
Typical length around 60cm

Stephen's banded Snake - Hoplocephalus stephensii

Highly venomous
Rarely seen around civilisation, generally adjacent to D'aguilar NP
Highly variable diet including frogs and small mammals
Typical length around 80cm

Common Death Adder - Acanthophis Antarcticus

Highly venomous
extremely rare, restricted to select mountain ranges
Variable diet including frogs and small mammals
Typical length around 40cm

Coastal Taipan - Oxyuranus scutellatus

Highly venomous
Extremely rare, with very few confirmed sightings in the Brisbane region ever
Feeds strictly on small to medium-sized mammals
Typical length around 1.4-1.8m

Spotted Black Snake - Pseudechis Guttatus

Highly venomous
Extremely rare with historical records around Greenbank, and western parts of Logan
Variable diet, commonly feeds on other snakes
typically around 1m