Craspedocephalus travancoricus

Craspedocephalus travancoricus has a slender, cylindrical body, with a tail of about 6 cm and a head of about 2 cm. The top of the head is nearly covered in dark brown to purplish brown with a light yellowish-green border, the body is a faded green marbled with brown, and the tail has 13 yellow-green bands. The eyes are silvery with a yellow tint and red blotches (Wikipedia, general species account).

It is known to have several colour morphs: green, brown, green-brown, orange and grey-black. It lives in trees and is often found in bushes and undergrowth near streams in forest. The Reptile Database lists Kerala.