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Non-venomous

Buff-striped keelback

Amphiesma stolatum

  • අහරකුකුළා
Pending expert review
Buff-striped keelback moving over gravel, with pale stripes running along its back.
Photo: Dr. Raju Kasambe · CC BY-SA 4.0

This profile is pending review by a qualified herpetologist. Never rely on it to decide whether a snake is safe to approach.

Overview

A small, gentle, day-active snake of damp grassland and paddy margins that feeds mostly on frogs and toads.

How to recognise it

  • 1Two pale buff or yellow stripes running along the back
  • 2Olive or grey-brown body with dark crossbars on the front half
  • 3Yellowish lips and rough, keeled scales

Where it lives

Grassland, paddy field margins, marshes and gardens near water, from the lowlands to the hills.

Recorded sightings

Often confused with

References

Bitten by a snake? Keep calm, keep still and go to the nearest hospital immediately. Call 1990 for an ambulance.

Call 1990