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Ramphotyphlops braminus
Worm-like in external appearance, blind snakes are burrowers, living under the soil, under and inside decaying logs, under stones and in the leaf litter. they frequently appear on land during the rains, when they are flooded out of there subterranean haunts worms, ants, termites and there larvae from there dietary mainstay.
Spotted on Oct 10, 2012
Submitted on Oct 10, 2012
4 Comments
Indunil, this one is about 15cm's in length...
Nuwan can you pls share the size of this species. I once noted a serpent like body of a worm (i thought its a worm) when magnified. Will try to find those photos again and share in FB
thank you Luis :)
Great find