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| Report Faulty Link | Report an Error | Contact John Fowler Author of the Australian Herpetology Website | Contact John Hollister Author of John Hollister Reptile Collection - Herping the Trans-Pecos & Rattlesnake RoundupThis lizard is very snake like and flickers its pink tongue like a snake, Pattern is variable, some have no bands. They all usually have a black tip in the end of theit nose .
Widespread usually in rainforest and semi rainforest, this species is found in coastal Qld. and Northern NSW from Cairns to Springwood NSW . They are mainly nocturnal/ semi nocturnal and eat mainly Slugs and snails. babies are quite small and usually extremely pretty with strong banding. They are also good climbers and have a prehensile tail.
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