Jade Snake - Beauty Queen Snake in Vietnam

This article examines Jade Snake - Beauty Queen Snake in Vietnam. It presents the main facts, practical implications, and key points in a clearer, easier-to-follow format.

Understanding Jade Snake

Jade solid snake is a small, quite slender water snake with the scientific name Boiga Jaspidea. This is one of the most exotic snakes in Vietnam.

Jade solid fences are favored by "mother nature" to possess a leather set with colors and patterns combined in an extremely harmonious and delicate way.

Although there are many colors on the body, the jade barrier snake does not bring a feeling of confusion due to the pattern layout and harmonious color scheme on the body.

The whole upper body of the jade barrier is red mixed with chocolate brown, interspersed with black and white spots, and a bright yellow belly. A special point is that along the jade solid body there are hidden green horizontal bars.

Those turquoise bars emerge clearly when the jade barrier solidifies the throat or other body parts to threaten the enemy, digesting the prey.

Close up of the unique beauty of Vietnamese jade barrier.

Like most other snake water species, jade barrier snake has no poison. But it is interesting to imitate some venomous snakes when they feel threatened.

When confronted with an enemy, the jade barrier solidifies its head like a cobra, even imitating the sound of other poisonous snakes to make them puzzled. Just wait for that moment, the jade barrier quickly escapes.

Jade barrier is found in tree habitats in tropical rainforest, sometimes with low shrubs.

Their food is geckos, amphibians and even smaller snakes. There is not much information about this snake yet.