The red-bellied snake can grow up to 8 to 10 inches in length. It can be said that the size is very large. After understanding this, let's take a look at the living environment of the red-bellied snake.

Red-bellied snakes are usually found under litter, on the ground covered by trees, or Wet, low-lying grass, sometimes also found under folded metal sheets, generally seen in late spring. The red-bellied snake can tolerate a certain degree of human disturbance and is accustomed to preying in the bright light of the day, however, its small size makes it extremely inconspicuous. The red-bellied snake mainly feeds on soft-bodied prey, such as slugs, worms, or snails.