WildlifeOfEverywhere.com
‹ Back

Anderson's Stream Snake

Colubrid Snakes

Photo: Thomas Brown · CC BY 2.0

Opisthotropis andersonii

Basic stats

Habitat

Forest and freshwater wetlands, 300–900 m

Range

Hong Kong (China) and Vietnam

Size

38–46 cm

Anderson's stream snake or Anderson's mountain keelback (Opisthotropis andersonii) is a colubrid snake recorded from Hong Kong and Vietnam. It prefers forest and freshwater wetlands at 300–900 m, and adults measure 38–46 cm in total length. (The Reptile Database; Wikipedia, general species account)

It is blackish olive above and whitish below except for a brown chin and lower lips. The snout is short, broad and depressed, and the 17 rows of dorsal scales are smooth on the neck, feebly keeled at midbody and strongly keeled on the tail. (Wikipedia, general species account)

Quick answers

What habitat does the Anderson's Stream Snake live in?
Forest and freshwater wetlands, 300–900 m
Where is the Anderson's Stream Snake found?
Hong Kong (China) and Vietnam
How big is the Anderson's Stream Snake?
38–46 cm
📷 Upload a photo of this species
🏠Home 🐾Species 🗺️Places 📋Planner 📷Sightings 🔍Search