Philothamnus semivariegatus - Spotted bush snake
The first half to two thirds of the body is commonly green with black crossbars with the rear half being brown to bronze. in some cases they might be brown or grey with limited to no green coloring. Some scales of the head and front part of the body have bluish-white borders. The eye is black with a golden iris while the tongue is blue with a black tip.
They are harmless, but is often mistaken for the highly venomous Boomslang.
