A head shot of a sunbeam snake
The eyes of a sunbeam snake are small relative to the size of their wedge-shaped heads.
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Xenopeltis unicolor
The eyes of a sunbeam snake are small relative to the size of their wedge-shaped heads.
Sunbeam snakes are non-venomous and considered to be mildly aggressive.
Sunbeam snakes can reach 3.5 feet in length.
In certain light, sunbeam snakes' scales have an iridescent rainbow glow.
Sunbeam snakes are relatively small and docile, but they aren't good pets for inexperienced reptile keepers.
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