5 Things Ringneck Snakes Like to Eat (Diet & Facts)

Ringneck snakes (Diadophis punctatus) are an incredibly widespread small snake. Found throughout Alabama and from eastern Canada to central Mexico and California. These snakes are harmless to humans and primarily feed on soft bodied prey such as salamanders, worms, slugs, and similar. The bright yellow stomach is used to startle would be predators. Found in Bibb co. By REA Dylan Taylor #AlabamaExtension #WildlifeWednesday #alabamawildlife #snakes #herpetology | ACES - Forestry, Wildlife, & Natur

How Big Do Ringneck Snakes Get? You Will Be Surprised – Reptiles & Amphibians

This Ring-Necked Snake only has one eye and a jaw that doesnt work correct, making it very hard to get its food by itself. We cut its food up and feed it every couple of day, as snakes doesnt eat every day. Also we help it swallow its food by lightly massaging its throat so it wont hurt its jaw. Ring-necked Snakes are nocturnal predators and feed primarily on small lizards, snakes, salamanders, frogs, toads, earthworms, slugs, and insects. These snakes are not constrictors. Larger prey are slowl