Red-Bellied Black Snake
Pseudechis porphyriacus
Lizards, fish, frogs, and other snakes
The cane toad, whose venom is toxic to red-bellied black snakes.
The top part of its body is a shiny solid black, while the underbelly is several shades of red
Common black snake, red-belly, RBBS, and several indigenous names, including "djirrabidi"
Woodlands, grasslands, forests, swamps and other wetlands, streams, and shallow rivers
Red-Bellied Black Snake
12 years in captivity, wild unknown
4.5 - 6 feet