African House snake
Lamprophis fuliginosus

African House snake
Lamprophis fuliginosus
Colubridae
The african house snake has elliptical pupils (meaning the pupal resembles a slit, much like a cat eye at night) and a light brown stripe running from the snout to the neck, passing along the eye. House snakes possess a uniform colour, which is usually brown, but may be black, olive, chocolate or golden.
Southern Africa
Upto 3.5ft, males tend to be smaller.
Upto 15 years.
24x12x12in.
Woodland, provide 2 hides and low perches to add variation and decoration to the vivarium.
House snakes should be fed a diet of rodents.
