Being bitten by a mud snake can be saved. The mud snakes in our country are almost non-toxic, and the toxicity is weak. If you are not allergic to mud snake venom, the swelling or slight redness will be reduced without treatment. After being bitten, rinse with clean water. Learn more about mud snakes below.

Mud snakes usually live in creeks, swamps, and ditches , paddy fields and ponds, inhabit under aquatic plants in freshwater waters, in silt or in watery caves, and feed on freshwater omnivorous fish and frogs.