Ring-spotted Kukri Snake

Colubrid Snakes (Rear-fanged & Non-venomous)

Oligodon annulifer

Basic stats

Venom

Non-venomous

Diet

Reptile eggs

Habitat

Terrestrial, forest floor

Range

Borneo

Clutch size

3–6 eggs (typical for kukri snakes)

Incubation period

About 60–80 days (typical for kukri snakes)

Size

Small-medium (up to 65cm)

Weight

~35–70g

A kukri snake marked with a series of ring-like blotches down the body, named like its relatives for enlarged, blade-like rear teeth used to slice open reptile eggs.

Feeds primarily on reptile eggs, harmless to people, found on the forest floor.

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