The flowering forest snake

The flowering forest snake is a genus of Colubridae, and is This private species in your country often rests in plains at the foot of mountains or in hilly areas rich in forest. So what special occasions does the shape of the flower forest snake have?

The total length of the flowering forest snake is 706-875 mm, with a round snout, a large head, and a prominent neck; its eyes are large and its pupils are oval. 8 (2-3-3) upper labial scales, a small number of 7 or 9; 1 (2) preorbital scales, 2 (3) postorbital scales, 1 buccal scale, which does not enter the orbit; 2 (1, 3) temporal scales )+3 (2, 4) pieces. The dorsal scales are smooth, with 19-19-15 rows, or 19-17-15 (13) rows, exaggerated by the scales; the abdominal scales are 169-230. There is 1 anal scale and 82-98 pairs of subcaudal scales. There is a light brown vertical stripe on the back, and a row of large dark brown spots connected to each other on both sides. There are small dark brown spots on the ventral side; there are dark brown V-shaped spots on the back of the head, from both sides of the snout through the eyes to Insults also have wear-like spots.

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