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| Mud Snake Western |
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Common Name: Mud Snake Western Species Name: Farancia abacura Non-poisonous KSNPC status is: Rare Appearance: Adults reach 40 to 50". A beautiful snake with a glossy black back and red or pink belly that extends up onto the sides alternating with black. Tail has a sharp spine. Notes:
Eats sirens, amphiumas, frogs & fish. Prefers shallow ponds and wetland with abundant coarse woody debris and plants. |
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Poisonous
