Harmless · North Carolina

Mud Snake

Farancia abacura

Large glossy black snake with red on the belly and sides.

Mud Snake (Farancia abacura)
Photo by Shreybae · CC BY-NC 4.0

At a glance

Size Usually 40-60 inches.
North Carolina range Coastal Plain
Habitat swamps, marshes, wetlands
Diet Primarily aquatic salamanders such as amphiumas and sirens.
Pattern red belly bars
Venomous No

How to identify it

Large, glossy black aquatic snake with red or pink bars extending up the sides from the belly and a pointed tail tip.

Where to look in North Carolina

Found mainly in the Coastal Plain.

Swamps, marshes, ponds, and slow-moving wetlands.

North Carolina regional range for Mud Snake Highlighted official regions: Coastal Plain. Regional guidance is not a county-level occurrence record. Mountains Piedmont Coastal Plain

Regional maps show broad physiographic provinces, not county-level records.