Jade-spotted brocade snakeAbout 1m in length, and its tail is about five-fifths of its full length one. The back of the jade-spotted brocade snake is purple-grey or gray-brown, with a row of 18-31+6-11 black large diamond spots arranged at about equal intervals on the front and back, and the center of the diamond spots is yellow; the ventral surface is gray-white, scattered with different lengths and alternately arranged. Dark spots.

Jade-spotted brocade snakeThe head and back are yellow, with typical black inverted V inset markings. Feeds on small mammals and has also been reported to eat lizards. In addition, there are a few individuals with longitudinal stripes instead of rhombus, and some individuals with the center of the rhombus instead of yellow but red. In the United States, there are also albino jade-spotted brocade snakes.