Saltmarsh Snake vs. Diamondback Watersnake
They meet in the coastal marshes and ditches. A: Four dark stripes along the body in the Saltmarsh Snake; a dark chain-like net of diamonds in the Diamondback Watersnake. The Diamondback is much bigger (to 4 ft).
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