Could someone please identify?

[dansocks]

Found on mangalo road eastern eyre peninsula sa

 

[ryanharvey1993]

some sort of psuedonaja, an elapid expert will ID it for you soon probably

 

[m.punja]

I would have said textilis by the head but having no spots on it's belly has thrown me. Could still be textilis I guess

 

[DanTheMan]

Just had a look at google maps, given the location it must be nuchalis? Not suppose to be textillis there according to my distribution maps

 

[JasonL]

Western Brown.

 

[ReptilianGuy]

quick glance it's similar to a keelback, but obviusly isn't. has me stumped tho, not familiar with southern elapids. did you get a more side on pic of the head, possibly closer to by any chance?

 

[dansocks]

more pics

hope these help

 

[andyscott]

Pseudonaja inframacula,
Peninsula Brown Snake.

Common around the Eyre Peninsula, hence its common name.

 

[dansocks]

thanks andy

 

[ReptilianGuy]

Pseudonaja inframacula,
Peninsula Brown Snake.

Common around the Eyre Peninsula, hence its common name.

cheers andyscott

 

[eipper]

Its Pseudonaja inframaculata, the Peninsular Brown. I found really good captives but the male ate my girl.

Cheers,
Scott

 

[Jonno from ERD]

Come on Scott, they are just Pseudonaja inframacula!

They are definitely very good captives...I miss working with them and hope to get some in the future. They are also incredible variable...everything from jet black all over, to black and brown speckles, to fully blotched with orange highlights.

 

[BenReyn]

Stunning snake!
My mate's dad has one a Peninsula Brown, first time I've seen one other then his ever!
Thanks for sharing
Shame he was hit by a car though

Ben.

 

[shlanger]

"Great Scott!" I remember those inframaculata! Picked uproad kill textilis to day and found that it had consumed another smaller textills! Will post pics when I can work out how/get help!