The red-bellied snake is non-venomous, it never bites, and if it bites, it generally cannot break the skin. After understanding whether red belly is toxic, let's introduce its appearance characteristics.

The red-bellied snake has an orange or dark red ventral surface with gray stripes on the edges. The back of the snake is gray, brown or reddish-brown, and there are also light gray and dark gray stripes extending longitudinally between the blacks. Some individuals also have a very light rust-brown or orange band around their neck. Red-bellied snakes are smaller snakes. Generally speaking, juvenile red-bellied snakes are between 2.8-4.3 inches in length, and adult red-bellied snakes are 8-10 inches long.