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There is a wide range of different reptile species that occur on the Granite Belt. They include snakes, skinks, lizards, geckos, dragons, monitors, legless lizards, pythons and turtles.
Turtles Freshwater turtles of the Granite Belt include: |
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Geckos Geckos of the Granite Belt include:
Snake lizards (legless or flapfooted) Snake lizards of the Granite Belt include:
Monitors (goannas) Monitors of the Granite Belt include:
Dragons Dragons of the Granite belt include:
Skinks Skinks of the Granite Belt include:
Blind snakes Blind snakes of the Granite Belt include:
Pythons Pythons that occur on the Granite Belt include:
Colubrid snakes (non-venomous) Non-venomous snakes of the Granite Belt include:
Elapid snakes (venomous) Venomous snakes of the Granite Belt include:
Key: (C) - common, (E) - endangered, (V) - vulnerable Reference: Species List of Wildlife of Girraween National Park, 2004, EPA, QPWS, Brisbane |
