Reptiles and amphibians (snakes, lizards, frogs and snails)

some snakes

Banded krait Bungarus fasciatus (venomous and potentially fatal when alive)

Common bronzeback (Dendrelaphus pictus)

Common bronzeback 1

Golden Tree snake eating a lizard

Golden Tree snake 2

Golden Tree snake (Chrysopelea ornata)

Green tree racer (Elaphe prasina)

Keelback used to live in the garden

Keelback1

Long-nosed whipsnake (Ahae tullanasuta)

$Pope\'s pit viper (venomous and dangerous)$

Reticulated python (Python reticulatus)

bought him in the local market for 2 dollars and let him go close to a food source (the nearest primary school)

Common bronzeback 3

Keelback 2

snake 1

snake 2

snake 3

snake 4

$Pope\'s pit viper (Trimeresurus popeiorum)$

found on the road in the village

snake 10

snake from the garden

snake 6

snake 7

snake 0a

snake 0b

wwhip snake (tried to bite me when i rescued him from the cats)

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lizards

Calotes versicolor juvenile

Garden fence lizard 1

Garden fence lizard (Calotes versicolor)

Tockay (Gekko gecko) 1

Four-clawed gecko (Gehyra mutilata)

Gehyra mutilata 1

Gehyra mutilata 2

Long-tailed sun skink 1

Long-tailed sun skink (Mabuya longicaudata)

Northern forest crested lizard 1

Northern forest crested lizard (Calotes emma alticristatus)

Scale-bellied Tree Lizard (Acanthosaura lepidogaster)

Small-scaled forest lizard (Pseudocalotes microlepis)

Striped tree skink (Lipinia vittigera)

lizard 1

lizard 2

lizard 3

Tockay (Gekko gecko)

lizard 4

lizard 5

lizard 6

Clouded monitor lizard (Varanus bengalensis) 1

Clouded monitor lizard 2

lizard on jack fruit tree

Gecko portrait

gecko enjoying a termite

juvenile Gecko gecko

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frogs

Giant Asiatic toad 1

Giant Asiatic toad

Green lotus frog

House tree frog

House tree frog1

Microhyla heymonsi

Painted bullfrog

frog 1

frog 2

frog 3

frog 4

frog 5

frog 6

don't know what the frog is

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snails and others

Achatina fulica

leech

leech 1

snail 1

snail 2

snail 3

snail 4

snail 5

could be a velvet worm (phylum Onychophora)

velvet worms are related to arthropods

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