Species Reptiles & AmphibiansRoad Guarder

Road Guarder

Conophis lineatus

CommonReptile & Amphibian
Illustration of Road Guarder (Conophis lineatus)

The Road Guarder is a slender, non-venomous snake with a distinctive pattern of yellow and black stripes. This species is known for its ability to camouflage itself among the leaf litter of its habitat.

Habitat
Found in forests and grasslands.
Diet
Primarily feeds on small amphibians and reptiles.
How common
Common

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