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Spotted Harlequin snake Homoroselaps lacteus Mildly venomous These attractive, small ophidians spend a significant amount of time underground, occasionally surfacing to mate or when soil conditions become saturated or overly hard. Their diet consists of other reptiles, including snakes and legless skinks. While their venom is mild, it can cause swelling in some individuals. Generally, their bites are not a significant concern. In my experience, being bitten has yielded no adverse effects, sugges

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