tim@thirdeyeherp.com
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Broad-banded Water Snake
Nerodia fasciata confluens A smaller type of water snake, with males averaging 2 feet and females averaging 3 feet in length. The irregular-shaped lighter bands are usually tan or light orange and no two look alike. My stock is locality specific to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. $40 each Click here to my Broad-banded Water Snake Photo Gallery |
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Midland Water Snake
Nerodia sipedon pleuralis I work with the completely banded morph of this snake. My breeding stock comes from Union County, Illinois. $40 each Click here to my Midland Water Snake Photo Gallery |
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Florida Water Snake
Nerodia fasciata pictiventris This species has grayish cheeks that are paler than its head and is marked behind the eye with a stripe - otherwise it is quite variable in appearance. My breeding stock comes from Dixie County, Florida. $40 each Click here to my Florida Banded Water Snake Photo Gallery |
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Diamondback Water Snake
Nerodia rhombifer A stocky snake identified by dark, diamond-shaped blotches on their back and sides. Their background color is usually brown, but can range from yellowish to greenish. My breeding stock comes from Jackson County, Illinois. $40 each Click here to my Diamondback Water Snake Photo Gallery |
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Plainbelly Water Snake (Illinois)
Nerodia erythrogaster A beautiful dark colored snake with a red-orange belly. My breeding stock comes from Union County, Illinois. $40 each Click here to my Illinois Plainbelly Water Snake Photo Gallery |
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Plainbelly Water Snake (Florida)
Nerodia erythrogaster A slightly patterned red-tinted snake with a yellow-orange belly. My breeding stock comes from Hamilton County, Florida. $40 each Click here to my Florida Plainbelly Water Snake Photo Gallery |