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10-09-03, 09:42 PM
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What's the smallest snake?
Hey, what's the smallest snake you have ever seen? And pics would be great if ya got them.
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10-09-03, 09:47 PM
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probably a sand boa. They stay pretty small, but i know they arnt the smallest
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10-09-03, 09:56 PM
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I don't mean the smallest species. I mean just smallest period.
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10-09-03, 10:00 PM
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The West Indies is home to the world's smallest snake, the Lesser Antillean Threadsnake, which could slither through a pencil if the lead were removed.
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10-09-03, 10:04 PM
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My adult Red-bellied, nine inches, unknown sex, wild caught. Saw it sunning itself on a deck, at first i thought it was a worm then it started to move, I was shocked. Eats red wigglers. Name is The Worm...
Edit: This is the smallest I've seen personally. Why is this thread in python forums? 
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Last edited by enso; 10-10-03 at 04:29 AM..
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10-10-03, 04:01 AM
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I've caught a couple of sharp-tailed snakes and they were pretty tiny, around 5-6 inches. Also thought it was a worm til it stuck out its tongue.
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10-10-03, 08:51 AM
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enso, I wouldn't know where else to put it.
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10-10-03, 12:10 PM
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Smallest Python is the Anthill of Austrailia, if thats not the answer you are looking for this is the wrong forum. Mark I.
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10-10-03, 04:10 PM
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The Brahminy Blind Snake (Ramphotyphlops bramina) at only 4 to 7 inches (10 to 18 centimeters) long as an adult. It was introduced to Florida from Asia. It is known to be A-sexual meaning it does not need a mate to reproduce. It is blind and its front end looks just like its back end, and it lives mostly underground and eats termites and ant larvae.
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10-10-03, 11:31 PM
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The Anthill python and the blind snake is my vote
Brandon
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