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Mantenga Nature Reserve - Fauna - Reptiles

Typhlopidae (blind snakes)

   Typhlops bibronii  (Smith, 1846)
   (Bibron's blind snake)

Leptotyphlopidae (worm snakes)

   Leptotyphlops scutifrons scutifrons (Peters, 1854)

Boidae (pythons and boas)

   Python sebae natalensis Smith, 1840
   (Southern African python)
   (SiSwati: inhlatfu)
   Swaziland Red Data Status: Vulnerable
   Southern African Red Data Status: Vulnerable
   International Red Data Status: Not listed

Colubridae (typical snakes)

   Lamprophis fuliginosus  (Boie, 1827)
   (Brown house snake)

   Lycophidion capense capense (Smith, 1831)
   (Cape wolf snake)

   Aparallactus capensis  (Smith, 1849)
   (Cape centipede-eater)

Gekkonidae (geckos)

   Afroedura pondolia major Onderstall, 1984
   (Swazi thick-tailed rock gecko)
   Swaziland Red Data Status: Near Threatened
   Southern African Red Data Status: Not listed
   International Red Data Status: Not listed

   Pachydactylus maculatus maculatus Gray, 1845
   (Spotted gecko)

Varanidae (monitor lizards)

   Varanus niloticus niloticus (Linnaeus, 1762)
   (Nile monitor)
   (SiSwati: Quamu)

Scincidae (skinks)

   Panaspis wahlbergii  (Smith, 1849)
   (Wahlberg's dwarf skink)

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