60+ Green Snake Names To Inspire You Naming Your Green Pet Snakes

Owning a snake can be a really fun and rewarding experience, but coming up with a good name for your new pet can be tricky.

If you’re looking for some ideas, check out this list of green snake names!

From cool and edgy to sweet and adorable, there’s something for everyone on this list.

So get inspired and find the perfect name for your new best friend!

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1 Male Green Snake Names

2 Female Green Snake Names

Male Green Snake Names

Names	Meanings
Moss	Can generally be a range of shades, all of which have a mix of brown and yellow
Malachite	A vibrant green named after the beautifully figured mineral
Cactus	A semi-pale mid-range green with brown tints
Frog	A mid-tone brownish green
Saguaro	A bright but saturated cactus-looking green
Grasshopper	A light, bright, vibrant green
Teal	A vibrant blue-green
Grass	A classic mid-tone green
Seafoam	A light, pale green like the bubbles of sea surf
Seaweed	A range of greens inspired by the underwater plant
Mint	A light, pale green
Hunter	A darker, somewhat unsaturated green like dark camouflage
Forest	A deeper shade representative of dark, rich foliage
Pickle	A pale, brown-mixed green
Shamrock	A saturated mid-range green close to Kelly green
Caper	A dark, faded green like caper berries
Kale	A dark, rich green with a bluish tint
Hemlock	A pale, mid-range green with a slight brown and yellow tint named after the plant
Palm	A light, semi-pale shade of green like palm leaves
Jungle	A semi-dark, rich green
Pistachio	A light, generally vibrant green after the cashew family nut
Lettuce	A natural, saturated mid-tone green
Pine	A darker green with a small touch of blue
Crocodile	A brown, green mix like crocodile’s skin
Lizard	A semi-pale, mid-range green with brown tints
Neon	A bright, vibrant green
Leaf	A broad, generic green term
Avocado	A brownish green named after the fruit
Caterpillar	A light, bright nearly neon green
Mantis	A bright, highlight-style shade of green

Female Green Snake Names

Names	Meanings
Basil	A mid to darker green mixed with light brown named after the herb
Alligator	A brown-influenced green usually lighter than crocodile
Lime	A light and bright green with both saturation and vibrancy; also a sour but tasty fruit
Emerald	A rich and lively mid-range green
Pear	A light, happy green
Cherimoya	An avocado-like green named after the Incan fruit
Beryl	A pale green based on the mineral
Spinach	A mid-tone saturated green named after the leafy vegetable
Chufa	A semi-pale green grasslike tuber
Juniper	A dark, rich green named after the Juniper tree
Olive	A darker, somewhat pale green mixed with brown
Viridian	A mid-tone blue-green
Pea	A muted mid-tone green named after the vegetable; more commonly the color of split-pea soup
Army	A mid-range green with brown like Army uniforms
Clover	A natural mid-tone green
Kelly	A vibrant, saturated green
Asparagus	A muted green based on the vegetable
Parakeet	A light, vibrant shade of green
Julep	A minty green with a brown tint
Artichoke	A pale, mid-range green with an earthier tone reminiscent of the vegetable
Jade	A mid-tone green named after the ornamental mineral
Peacock	A vibrant green with hints of blue
Sage	A mid-to-light pale green; a fragrant herb
Tea	A pale, brownish green
Fern	A mid-range, slightly pale green
Honeydew	A light, pale green
Flora	Similar to grass green
Laurel	A pale, faded green that is generally lighter in shade
Broccoli	A mid-to-dark lush green named after the vegetable
Chartreuse	A vibrant, somewhat light yellow-green named after the naturally green liquor