[KathrynKat]

Owner: KathrynKat
Name: Magma
Fact:
Most species within Pseudechis lay eggs, except for the Red-bellied Black Snake which is ovoviviparous, giving birth to live young

[blackhoeses]

Owner: blackhoeses
Name: Govert
Fact: There are no snakes native to New Zealand.

[parkiet]

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[Maniacal_Ferret]

Owner: Maniacal_Ferret
Name: Khan
Fact: Australia is home to some of the world most deadly snakes! So why do they have to be so pretty?;-;

[Shadowhunter,]

Owner: shadowhunter,
Name: Chili Crisp
Fact: Australia’s inland taipan changes colours with the seasons! They get darker in winter, and lighten during the summer

[sprig]

Owner: sprig
Name: vast
Fact:
the inland taipan, also known as the "fierce snake", is native to australia and holds the title of the most venomous snake in the world! a single bite hold enough toxins to kill roughly 100 adult humans.

[honeysick]

Owner: honeysick
Name: Morelia
Fact: Carpet pythons are named so because their markings resemble the intricate and lovely patterns of carpets from East Asia and Turkey!

[YourLostTeddyBear]

Owner: YourLostTeddyBear
Name: Layin’ low
Fact: A female Burmese python can lay 50–100 eggs at a time. In Florida, one female laid 96 eggs, which is the largest clutch ever recorded for their species

[Melonbread]

Owner: Melonbread
Name: Behar
Fact: Australia's inland taipan is notorious for being the most venomous terrestrial snake in the world... but to date there have been no recorded deaths to their bites—unlike their coastal cousins, inland taipans live in remote wilderness and are both shy and rare, so they don't really come into contact with humans often. When bites do happen, antivenom is widely-available!

[puckish]

Owner: puckish
Name: Fuxi
Fact: The curl snake, or myall snake, does not lay eggs but rather gives birth to live offspring.