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Like other water snakes, the red belly is not a constrictor and is not venomous so, the fish and amphibians that make up its diet are all swallowed live. As all of Georgia's non-venomous snakes, the red bellied water snake is protected by law and may not be captured or killed.
Closely related to the Northern Brown Snake, The Redbellied snake is a small fossorial serpent with a highly variable dorsal ground color. The dorsum can be gray, tan, yellow, or brown and may have a single broad stripe down the center or up to 4 or 5 faint stripes. The belly is usually brilliant red, but also may be yellow, orange, or in some populations, black. 3 faint spots can be found on the neck, sometimes fusing to form a collar. The scales are keeled and the anal plate is divided.