Rhabdophis murudensis
Basic stats
Venom
Mildly venomous (rear-fanged, not dangerous to humans)
Diet
Frogs, toads
Habitat
Montane forest streams
Range
Borneo (Mount Murud and other highlands)
Clutch size
6–12 eggs (typical for Rhabdophis)
Incubation period
About 60–80 days (typical for Rhabdophis)
Size
Medium (up to 75cm)
Weight
~60–120g
A montane keelback named after Mount Murud, where it was first described, and marked with reddish colouring around the mouth.
Feeds on frogs and toads near forest streams; a relative of the Red-necked Keelback, though far less studied and not documented as medically significant.
