This is a common aquatic snake in Peruvian Amazonia, and our group saw several of them. This fairly drab individual was the only one I personally saw in the wild though. It was stretched across a sidewalk that runs along the river's edge and past at least one village. The sidewalk is colloquially called a "Fujimori sidewalk" because it was one of many built as part of a fairly blatant effort to buy support among rural villagers for past president of Peru Alberto Fujimori.

Here is a complete list of the herps I saw in the wild on my 2013 MT Amazon Expeditions trip.

This young snake seemed very happy in a little pond full of little Dendropsophus frogs.