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Ramphotyphlops diversus
One of the smallest blind snakes I have ever seen, check out the 3rd and 5th photos for a scale reference.
Ah I really want to find another Bandi bandi, its been years since I've see one (and I dont have any decent pics of the only one I saw).
I love these. Easy to mistake for a worm until you see them move by sideways snake wriggle :). Hope you get a Bandi bandi spotting to follow this Scott. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks. They normally dwell under rotting logs or in termite mounds so they dont particularly need eyes.
:O :O It's smaller than an earth worm! Is it blind because of where they live?
Nice one Scott
WOW!!
Spotted on Oct 8, 2012 Submitted on Dec 27, 2012
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Ah I really want to find another Bandi bandi, its been years since I've see one (and I dont have any decent pics of the only one I saw).
I love these. Easy to mistake for a worm until you see them move by sideways snake wriggle :). Hope you get a Bandi bandi spotting to follow this Scott. Thanks for sharing this.
Thanks. They normally dwell under rotting logs or in termite mounds so they dont particularly need eyes.
:O :O It's smaller than an earth worm! Is it blind because of where they live?
Nice one Scott
WOW!!