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Old 09-04-17, 08:28 PM   #1
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Re: Help identifying snakes please

got another one in my house. I think its a rat snake though? I trapped him in some tupperware. If its a rat snake I'll take it out in the woods.

Here is the pic:
imgur.com/037BO0k

rat snake?
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Old 09-04-17, 08:37 PM   #2
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got another one in my house. I think its a rat snake though? I trapped him in some tupperware. If its a rat snake I'll take it out in the woods.

Here is the pic:
imgur.com/037BO0k

rat snake?
Not really clear enough. My guess is that it's some kind of kingsnake which is not dangerous.
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got another one in my house. I think its a rat snake though? I trapped him in some tupperware. If its a rat snake I'll take it out in the woods.

Here is the pic:
imgur.com/037BO0k

rat snake?
This one is a juvenile Common Water Snake (Nerodia sipedon sp.), it is harmless. These feed primarily on fish and amphibians.
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