Viperine Snake

• Viperine Snake

• hey hatch at around 15 cm, averaging around 40 cm but growing up to 76 cm.

• =Morphology=

• They are fragile as juveniles and young adults. When they reach a length of around 50 cm long, their body becomes more robust, but they are still slim and elegant. Their head is slim and rectangular. They have small eyes.

• =Patterns & colours=

• Highly variable; usually either gray with darker zig-zag markings and sometimes spots on the flanks. Other common colours are brownish-green with dark markings. Orange specimens are not rare. Also bilineata form (lined form): usual patterns plus two thin and usually yellow or creamy lines running down the back. Belly is checkered black and white.

• Geographical range

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• Viperine Snake