Red-dot snake is a semi-aquatic non-venomous snake, which is common in river ditches, paddy fields, ponds and its vicinity. Shanghai was stung in early March and often basked in the grass by the water. They prey on loaches, eels and frogs. Viviparous usually gives birth to young snakes in July and August, each with more than ten snakes. In fact, the red dot snake is very docile. Except for a few neurotic snakes, it is easy to get started. Many people regard the Red Dot Snake as pet snake. However, this kind of snake is mostly wild, so it is difficult to buy artificial breeding in the market. So many red-dot snakes have many parasites in their bodies. If you buy it as a pet and don't get rid of insects, it's easy to die suddenly.

This kind of snake is not recommended for entry. Red-spotted snakes often spit out excrement and urine when they are eager to escape. And because this snake feeds on frogs and fish, the feces will smell like fish.

But in general, it is easier to raise red spotted snakes, and the conditions are not too harsh.