Species Reptiles & AmphibiansGulf Coast Vine Snake

Gulf Coast Vine Snake

Oxybelis potosiensis

RareReptile & Amphibian
Illustration of Gulf Coast Vine Snake (Oxybelis potosiensis)

This slender, green snake is known for its vine-like appearance and can often be found hanging from branches. It has a distinctive long, pointed snout.

Habitat
Prefers coastal forests and shrublands.
Diet
Primarily feeds on small lizards and frogs.
How common
Rare

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