Rain Bow Snake

The rainbow snake is an enormous (up to 66 in - 168 cm), non-venomous, profoundly oceanic snake that is only occasionally seen in light of its cryptic propensities. Rainbow snakes are among the most lovely snakes in the United States. Grown-ups have three red stripes running down a shiny dark back. The stomach is red or pink with a few lines of dark spots. Yellowish tinge is many times present on the head and sides. They have little dim eyes, smooth sparkly scales, and a sharp tail tip. Male rainbow snakes are more modest than females yet have generally longer and thicker tails. Youthful rainbow snakes look like grown-ups yet by and large come up short on yellow tinge.