Opheodrys aestivus (Non-Venomous)

It is also known as rough green snake ,green grass snake or grass snake .This snake is a bright green above and have a yellowish belly Affording its camouflager in green vegetation.this snake is found in  Piedmont and Atlantic coastal plain  and also north western mexico.It is habitats of moist meadows and woodland or often near the water area.he is a good swimmer.grass snakes eats insects arthropods  snails and tree frogs .its predators are rough green snakes which also include the birds and the other snakes .

Masticophis flagellum flagellum (Non-Venomous)

This snake is known as coach-whip These snakes are longest in their region and reaching over 8 feet and 244 cm.They are located in south Georgia and Florida.their pattern of the scales on their tail resemble a brooded whip giving the snake its common name.young coach whip are very slender and completely tan with irregular bands and marks on head and neck .they also found  from north Carolina to central California .They are active on day time and mostly see in Hot weather.At night or Cool weather they take refuge in boards or tins.Coach whip hunts by their sight .They eat a wide variety of insects ,Lizards,snakes ,birds and rodents.In many areas lizards are very important for Coach Whips and they are able to chase down like race runners .in their areas they are the fastest snakes and they often freak away When approached .

Lampropeltis getulus californiae (Non-Venomous)

It is also known as California Kingsnake .It is located in mexico and United states.It is also found in Nevada ,UTAH,oregon Mountain and hilly southern Areas .They eat rodents ,other reptiles ,birds and amphibians.Their name shows their prosperity to hunt.They also feed the Rattle snakes when the oppurtunities arises. IT is one of the popular reptile due to its ease of Care .

Lampropeltis getula splendida (Non-Venomous)

It is known ad desert king snake.it is located in Texas Arizona and new mexico .This snake eats  lizards rodents and small snakes .Normally its length are 3-4 feet long with a maximum length of 6.8 feet.They are powerful creature when coming face to face and when they do not try to escape they will become motionless and shows like dead by flip their back.Its dorsum is black or a very dark brown which speckled with off white or yellow .Normally it is found in mes sic areas .It also eat other reptiles eggs via smell in surface on beneath earth.In month of may and June it lay eggs approx 5 to 12 in clutches.The abdomen of both young and Adult snakes is black  

Elaphe guttata (Non-Venomous)

It is also known as Red Rat snake.This snake ranges from new gercy to west Florida along the Atlantic sea board ,west Mississippi river .These snakes are active on both day and night depend on temperature of weather.These are 8 to 14 inches in length while adults snakes are 30 to 48 inches .the record was 72 inches.Their basic pattern was 25 to 38 black blotches with many lateral blotches .They live on pine wood hamcocks which are above the swamps in florida to Rocky Ridges .They eat Rats Mice and chickens.They do not need the UV light.

Cemophora coccin (non-venomous)

It is also known as scarlet snake.These are small snakes as 14 to 26 inch snakes.They in light grey color with black border red spots in their back .Their Red spots can extend on the sides of the body looks like someone banding .They eat Lizards Small insects ,eggs of reptiles or even other snakes .

Nerodia fasciata (Non-Venomous)

The Southern water snake measures from 61 to 106.7 cm (24 to 42.0 in) on average, with a average size ( of 158.8 cm (62.5 in). In one study of the species, the average body mass of adult snakes was 464.3 g (16.38 oz). The southern water snake is typically gray, green-gray or brown in color with dark cross-banding. Many specimens are so dark in color their patterning is barely discernible. They have a flat head, and are fairly heavy bodied. Their look leads them to be frequently mistaken for other snakes with which they share a habitat, including the less common cotton mouth.