Pseudemoia rawlinsoni
Body is light brown to brown, with a dark vertebral stripe. Conspicuous straight edged white stripe boarded by black strips along the side from behind ear to tail. Females are larger than males. Head and body length up to 6 cm.
Viviparous (live young).
Glossy sheen to skin. Black stripe on back.
Source: Atlas of Living Australia
The Glossy Grass Skink is active during the day and loves basking in the sun.
Carnivore, small invertebrates
Found among rushes, grasses, rotting logs and low dense vegetation in moist areas bordering swamps and water courses.
