Ctenotus taeniolatus

Copper-tailed Skink

Common name: Copper-tailed Skink. SVL: 80mm.

Copper-tailed Skink is one of 103 species of striped-skink (Ctenotus) in Australia. Striped-skinks are also called ‘comb-eared skinks' because of the row of small scales on the anterior edge of their ears, or simply Ctenotus. Striped-skinks belongs to the Sphenomorphus Group of skinks.

Copper-tailed Skink has a striking pattern with a series of black (sometimes brown) and white stripes, and an obvious copper tail.

Distribution: Likely common in grasslands and woodlands.

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Species information

• Ctenotus taeniolatus Scientific name
• Copper-tailed Skink Common name
• Not Sensitive
• Local Native
• Non-Invasive
• 0m to 999.9m Recorded at altitude
• 106 images trained Machine learning

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Location information

• Maps

  Bundanoon Morton National Park Wingecarribee Local Government Area

• Places

  Bundanoon, NSW