THE REPTILES OF AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIAN REPTILE PHOTOS AND INFORMATION
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BANDY-BANDY SNAKES
Vermicella (GENUS)

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"but unlikely to cause significant envenoming, most unlikely to be dangerous"

Bandy Bandy Vermicella annulata

Bandy Bandy Vermicella (GENUS) distribution map (Covers all species)

Approximate distribution of Bandy-bandys (Covers all species of Vermicella)

Note that there are 6 species of Bandy Bandy that look superficially similar listed below.

Bandy Bandy	*Vermicella annulata*	NSW,ACT, NT, Qld, SA, Vic
Intermediate Bandy Bandy	*Vermicella intermedia*	NT, WA (Far north of these states)
Northern Bandy Bandy or Narrow Banded Bandy Bandy	*Vermicella multifasciata*	NT, WA (Far north of these states)
*Weipa Narrow Banded Bandy Bandy	Vermicella parscauda	Qld, (Weipa region, Cape York)
Pilbara Bandy Bandy	*Vermicella snelli*	WA (Pilbara area)
Centralian Bandy Bandy	*Vermicella vermiformis*	NT (Central Australia)

Bandy Bandys (genus Vermicella) feed almost exclusively on Worm snakes and small Skinks.

These species spend most of their time underground or undercover, but may be seen on warm humid nights or after flooding.

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Updated February 4, 2019