26++ Banded water snake info

Banded Water Snake. They are a heavy bodied keeled snake. It is specie of venomous snake found predominantly in the sea especially in the tropical ocean waters. This documentary is about the Broad-banded Water Snake Nerodia fasciata confluens. The Banded Water Snake scientifically referred to as Laticauda colubrine is also known as the colubrine sea krait or banded sea krait.

There is often a faint dark line running diagonally from the eye past the corner of the mouth. Banded water snakes are nonvenomous snakes that are commonly mistaken for cottonmouth snakes. Jul 29 2014 Banded water snakes are harmless nonvenomous fish eaters. This documentary is about the Broad-banded Water Snake Nerodia fasciata confluens. Apr 17 2020 The Banded Water Snake can be found throughout the Coastal Plain in North and South Carolina Georgia and around Florida. However for its length the body of this snake is still more slender than the body of a water moccasin AND the tail is much longer and thinner.

The banded water snake is considered a mid-size snake that averages about 24-48 inches in length.

These snakes range in color from a shade of yellow to gray or brown. The broad-banded watersnake is a beautiful semiaquatic snake named for its broad irregular shaped bands or blotches along the back. Can be found in nearly all freshwater habitats preferring the shallow waters of swamps marshes ponds lakes streams and rivers. Apr 17 2020 The Banded Water Snake can be found throughout the Coastal Plain in North and South Carolina Georgia and around Florida. They have markings going across their back that are brown-black tones. There is often a faint dark line running diagonally from the eye past the corner of the mouth. The light bands may be broken by a black strip down the middle of the back. It is specie of venomous snake found predominantly in the sea especially in the tropical ocean waters. However for its length the body of this snake is still more slender than the body of a water moccasin AND the tail is much longer and thinner. Banded water snakes are nonvenomous snakes that are commonly mistaken for cottonmouth snakes. Banded Watersnake - adult upper image and juvenile lower image Photos by John Jensen upper photo and Kevin Enge FWC lower photo.