Sibon

• Canopy Snail-eating Snake Sibon canopy

  Adult females have a head distinct from the neck. Adult females have a short snout with a blunt tip in dorsal view and a rounded profile. Adult females have smooth dorsal scales. At Cerro Gaital, two individuals were found moving on mossy branches and moist leaves in primary forest during a drizzle. It is recorded from Cerro Gaital, La Pintada, Coclé Province, Panama.

• DiCaprio’s Snail-eating Snake Sibon irmelindicaprioae

  Adult males have a head distinct from the neck. Adult males have a short snout with a blunt tip in dorsal view and a rounded profile. Adult males have smooth dorsal scales. It has been found foraging at night on shrubs, trees, and palm fronds in evergreen lowland and foothill forests. It is recorded from the Cerro Bailarín area of Panama.

• Marley’s Snail-eating Snake Sibon marleyae

  Adult males have a head distinct from the neck. Adult males have a short snout with a blunt tip in dorsal view and a rounded profile. Adult males have smooth dorsal scales. It has been found foraging at night on shrubs and trees in evergreen lowland and foothill forests, particularly along streams and small rivers. It is recorded from Verdecanandé, Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador.

• Vieira's Snail-eating Snake Sibon vieirai

  Adult males have a head distinct from the neck. Adult males have a short snout with a blunt tip in dorsal view and a rounded profile. Adult males have smooth dorsal scales. It has been seen foraging at night on the ground or vegetation. In Ecuador, it has also been seen eating slugs and snails in the wild. It is recorded from Tundaloma Lodge, Esmeraldas Province, Ecuador.