Are there coral snakes in Florida?

Short answer
Yes1 species

Eastern coral snake: Yes. The eastern coral snake lives in Florida. Open records come from 48 counties.

Eastern coral snake
Photo: Norman.benton, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Where in Florida

Okaloosa: Eastern coral snakeGlades: Eastern coral snakeDixie: Eastern coral snakeMartin: Eastern coral snakeHardee: Eastern coral snakeBay: Eastern coral snakeFlagler: Eastern coral snakeOrange: Eastern coral snakePasco: Eastern coral snakeSt. Lucie: Eastern coral snakeWashington: Eastern coral snakeSumter: Eastern coral snakePalm Beach: Eastern coral snakeAlachua: Eastern coral snakeHernando: Eastern coral snakeCharlotte: Eastern coral snakeLee: Eastern coral snakeLake: Eastern coral snakeLevy: Eastern coral snakeColumbia: Eastern coral snakeCalhoun: Eastern coral snakeCitrus: Eastern coral snakeFranklin: Eastern coral snakePinellas: Eastern coral snakeClay: Eastern coral snakeSanta Rosa: Eastern coral snakeSeminole: Eastern coral snakeVolusia: Eastern coral snakeMonroe: Eastern coral snakeSt. Johns: Eastern coral snakeOsceola: Eastern coral snakeSarasota: Eastern coral snakeHighlands: Eastern coral snakeIndian River: Eastern coral snakeManatee: Eastern coral snakeDuval: Eastern coral snakeWakulla: Eastern coral snakeLeon: Eastern coral snakeEscambia: Eastern coral snakeMiami-Dade: Eastern coral snakeBroward: Eastern coral snakePolk: Eastern coral snakeBrevard: Eastern coral snakeLiberty: Eastern coral snakeHolmes: Eastern coral snakePutnam: Eastern coral snakeMarion: Eastern coral snakeHillsborough: Eastern coral snake
Open GBIF records by county. Most come from Alachua County, Marion County, Citrus County, Lake County, Highlands County.

Coral snakes across the US

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Florida is outlined. Tap another state to see its answer.

How to recognize one

Eastern coral snake Micrurus fulvius

Dangerous. Its venom attacks the nervous system and symptoms can take hours to show. Any bite is a medical emergency.

Often mistaken for coral snakes

Questions

Are there coral snakes in Florida?

Yes. 1 species live in Florida: Eastern coral snake.

What do coral snakes look like?

Red, yellow and black rings; red rings touch yellow ones. Black snout followed by a wide yellow band. Rings go all the way around the body.

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