The mulberry snake mainly eats toads, small freshwater fish, loaches, chicks, young birds and rodents, and sometimes eats some snakes.

After talking about the diet of the mulberry snake, let's talk about the morphological characteristics of the mulberry snake. Mulberry SnakeThe head is flat and large, with obvious triangular shape, black head, red head scales, and higher snout scales. The back of the mulberry snake is black, with about 70 narrow red horizontal stripes. Sanggen snake body has scattered black stripes on both sides, dark brown spots on the outside of ventral scales, and light yellow or white ventral surface. The tail of the mulberry snake is short and thin, sometimes gray-black under the tail.