Description

Checkered Keelback Water Snake.

The Checkered Keelback Water Snake, scientifically known as Xenochrophis scalaris, is a species of non-venomous snake commonly found in South and Southeast Asia. This snake is easily identifiable by its unique black and yellow or brown checkered pattern along its body, giving it a striking appearance. Despite its fearsome appearance, the Checkered Keelback Water Snake is actually a docile creature that prefers to avoid confrontation and will only bite if threatened.

One of the most fascinating aspects of the Checkered Keelback Water Snake is its ability to thrive in both terrestrial and aquatic environments. This snake is often found near rivers, streams, and ponds, where it hunts for fish, frogs, and other small animals. It is an excellent swimmer and can move swiftly through water, making it a formidable predator in its ecosystem. Additionally, the Checkered Keelback Water Snake is known for its adaptability, being able to withstand a variety of habitats from lush forests to urban areas.

Despite being a common sight in its native range, the Checkered Keelback Water Snake faces numerous threats to its population, including habitat loss, pollution, and illegal trade. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect this species and ensure its long-term survival in the wild. Efforts to preserve and restore the habitats of the Checkered Keelback Water Snake are essential to maintaining the delicate balance of ecosystems where it plays a vital role as a predator. By raising awareness and taking action to protect this fascinating snake, we can help ensure a brighter future for this unique species.

WE HAVE CHECKERED KEELBACK WATER SNAKES FOR SALE.

HERE ARE SOME HIGHLIGHTS:

• Fowlea piscator
• Field Collected
• Approximately 1 – 2 Feet In Total Length
• Adults Can Reach Up To 4 Feet In Length
• These Are Voracious Feeders Eating Frozen Thawed Silver Side Fish

FUN FACTS!

• Naturally These Snakes Can Be Found In Near Streams, Canals
• These Are Well Established Snakes That Are Thriving In Captive Conditions