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Siebold's Water Snake

Keelbacks & Water Snakes

Ferania sieboldii

Basic stats

Habitat

Freshwater wetlands

Size

Up to about 89cm

Siebold's water snake, also called Siebold's mud snake, is a mildly venomous, rear-fanged snake of the family Homalopsidae, endemic to Asia. Its preferred habitat is freshwater wetlands. It has a back pattern of large blotches like those of a python, but is distinctive in having its nostrils on top of the snout, which helps its aquatic life, and it lacks lip pits (Wikipedia, general species account).

It may reach a total length of 89 cm, with a tail of 11 cm in a female of that length, and it gives birth to live young.

Quick answers

What habitat does the Siebold's Water Snake live in?
Freshwater wetlands
How big is the Siebold's Water Snake?
Up to about 89cm
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