Red-bellied Black (Pseudechis porphyriacus)
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Genus: Pseudechis Description: The Red-bellied Snake is a large glossy black elapid snake with a distinct red to pink belly. The red markings extend up the sides of the body Distribution: Found along the along the east coast and adjacent inland, usually associated with moist areas like swamps, creeks and forests. Comments: The Red-bellied Black Sanke is dangerously venemous and should be left alone. It feeds on frogs, mice, lizards and other small animals. Sightings:
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