The red-striped egg snake is a kind of non-venomous snake in the genus Lemuridae, and they like to eat baby fish, small fish and shrimp, loach and eel. After being bitten by a red-striped egg snake, you can clean it up to avoid bacterial infection.

After knowing whether the red-striped stagnant egg snake is poisonous, let's take a look See additional information on the red-striped egg snake. The back of the head of the red-striped oval snake is tan or light red, and there are 3 ∧-shaped tan or orange-yellow stripes on the back of the head; there are 4 brown-black dots connected by red-brown dots with brown-black edges on the front of the body. Longitudinal stripes, but no reddish-brown spots on the tail, and 3 light-colored longitudinal stripes alternate with these 4 longitudinal stripes, the middle one is reddish-brown, and the two sides are gray-brown.