Angolan garter snake
Introduction: Angolan Garter snakes (Elapsoidea semiannulata) are medium-sized snakes, slow-moving and uncommon. They have a varied habitat requirement, except for very dry areas.
Distribution: Northern Namibia including Etosha National Park extending from Ruacana Falls eastwards all the way along the Zambezi Region (formerly the Caprivi Strip) to Victoria Falls.
Diet: Skinks, geckos, frogs and the occasional small snakes.
Colouring: Brightly banded with a white head and black back. The belly is white.
Breeding: Females lay up to 10 small eggs.
Size: Max SVL male 532mm, female 467mm.
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