Identification please

[Wrightpython]

Need an id on these blind snakes if any one has any knowledge in this area.
There were three of them all chopped in half unfortunately they were dug up by excavator.
They are from Hawkesbury locale .
Unfortunately none of there heads were clearly visable so frontal palate is of no help, sorry got them a few hours after accident.
The longest was around 45cm snout to vent, ending in very sharp point.
The mid body scale count was 26 although this is hard to count even on a dead specimen.
Overall diameter mid body 14mm

 

[MrBredli]

Wow, i've never seen one so pale. I only know of 2 species found in Sydney, nigrescens and proximus, unless they are leucistics from either species, or they lose their colour soon after death which i've never heard of, then i am completely stumped.

 

[waruikazi]

I can't help on the ID's but put them in a zippy lock bag, record the date, location and circumstances in which you dound them and throw them in the freezer. WHen you have a chance lodge them at a museum, typhlopids are the most unknown family of snakes in Aus, you never know how handy an animal in a museum can be.

 

[Wrightpython]

already frozen and no they didnt change colour as one was still wriggling after i got them but died within minutes

 

[waruikazi]

Nice, i have two in the freezer atm too.