Veracruz ringneck coffee snake
A species of Ninia, Also known as Hidalgo ring-necked coffee snake Scientific name : Ninia diademata Genus : Ninia
Veracruz ringneck coffee snake, A species of Ninia
Also known as:
Hidalgo ring-necked coffee snake
Scientific name: Ninia diademata
Genus: Ninia
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Description
The terrestrial creature, veracruz ringneck coffee snake, is skilled in the art of mimicry, often adopting the appearance of venomous species as a defensive trick against predators. This serpentine species thrives in humid, leaf-covered regions of Central America, where it feeds predominantly on soft-bodied invertebrates, an important role in controlling these populations.
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Lifespan
5-10 years
Diet
Veracruz ringneck coffee snake is an insectivorous snake species, primarily feasting on arthropods. Its diet is largely composed of spiders and beetles, allowing it to thrive in its native habitats.
Appearance
Veracruz ringneck coffee snake is a small, slim snake with smooth, shiny skin. It is mainly red to reddish-brown with a distinctive cream or white band around the neck, lending it a 'crowned' appearance. This snake has neither tail alterations nor noticeable age or gender differences in its appearance.
Behavior
Veracruz ringneck coffee snake is a largely solitary and nocturnal species known for its aggressive territorial behavior. It predominantly employs ambush hunting to capture prey and lives in leaf litter or under rocks, exploiting its natural coloration for camouflage. Its primary survival adaptation is the production of a potent venom for defence and predation.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Arthropods Class
Bugs Order
Moths and butterflies Family
Picture-winged leaf moths Genus
Ninia Species
Veracruz ringneck coffee snake 
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