Red Thai Bamboo Snake (Oreocryptophis Porphyraceus Coxi) Male (1.0)
The Red Thai Bamboo Snake (Oreocryptophis porphyraceus coxi) is one of the most striking and rare subspecies of the Bamboo Rat Snake. It stands out for its vibrant red to orange-red coloration, which is interrupted by strong black transverse stripes, creating a unique and particularly attractive appearance. This individual is a male (1.0), breeding 2026 (NZ/26 – Naturally Bred 2026), born and raised in captivity. It is a mainly nocturnal and terrestrial snake with a calm and relatively shy character. It thrives in a terrarium with plenty of hiding places, high humidity and cool temperatures that simulate its natural environment. ...More
(approx. 30cm)
Scientific name: Oreocryptophis porphyraceus coxi
Common name: Red Thai Bamboo Snake
Sex: Male (1.0)
Year of breeding: NZ/26 (Breed 2026)
Origin: Captive bred
Adult size: 90–120 cm
Life expectancy: 12–18 years
Temperature: 22–27°C, with a warming point of up to 28°C
Humidity: 70–85%
Diet: Frozen-thawed rodents of appropriate size
Behavior: Calm to shy, mainly nocturnal
Care difficulty: Moderate, suitable for hobbyists with basic snake keeping experience
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