Liophis Poecilogyrus are here!!!

[ConcinnusMan]

I've usually only seen them called by their scientific name, but apparently they can be referred to as simply "water snakes".

That's funny because I've also heard them called Brazilian ground snake. One thing's apparently for certain: You can usually find them on the the ground or in water.

[Stefan-A]

One thing's apparently for certain: You can usually find them on the the ground or in water.

Brazil has plenty of both.

[charles parenteau]

I love all Liophis !!THey are beautiful and diversified...

[ConcinnusMan]

Brazil has plenty of both.

I suppose that narrows it down somewhat. It sounds like they were trying to make a clear distinction that this snake is not likely to be encountered in the only two places left; up in trees or deep in caves.

[Kelan]

Thanks everybody!

I'm not sure of any good common name but the scientific works for me and tends to be much more accurate. I love these things and hope to get more liophis in the future!

[reptileparadise]

Congrats! They look amazing!

My L. poecilogyrus look quite different, but that might be an age thing...

[Mommy2many]

Whatever we call them, they are absolutely gorgeous!

[Snaky]

Very nice looking snake
Congrats!

[sandrobrandiao]

Bealtifull !! See this !!

[Stefan-A]

Again, there might be a more appropriate forum for this animal, than a garter snake forum.