The grass-bellied chain snake
The grass-bellied chain snake is non-venomous Small snakes, adult chain snakes are about 90 centimeters long and are diurnal. Because the snake is gentle in nature and non-venomous, it is still kept by some players.
The largest of the grass-bellied chain snakes can reach 600 mm. The side of the head and throat are yellow, so it is commonly known as the yellow-headed snake. The back of the grass-bellied chain snake is light gray with black wave horizontal stripes. There are light-colored dots on both sides of the horizontal stripes. These freckles seem to be visible as two gray vertical stripes. Only the outermost row of dorsal scales is smooth; there are 19 rows on the neck, 19 rows on the middle part of the body, and 17 rows in front of the anus. 143-155 abdominal scales; 2 anal scales; 68-82 pairs of lower tail scales. Lives in humid areas of plains, hills and mountains. They lay eggs, laying 4 to 14 eggs each time. This snake is a small to medium-sized snake with a promising future. It is called yellow-headed snake when soaked in wine and can be used for medicinal purposes.
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