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ID needed Please let me know if you know what kind of snake this is.
- Thread starter JWclassics
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Fenderplayer108
MC Reptiles
big ol' eastern garter.
batwrangler
New member
Could be a Dekay's brown snake.
Fenderplayer108
MC Reptiles
Snake looks quite big to be a storeria dekayi.
batwrangler
New member
:tilts head, reconsiders scale:
Hmm. I was thinking it's very brown for the eastern garters we see NH.
Online guide to SC snakes for OP:
http://www.snakesandfrogs.com/scra/snakes/scsnake.htm
And NC:
http://www.herpsofnc.org/herps_of_NC/snakes/snakes.html
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JWclassics
New member
Well thank you very much nice to know because I am new to the area and I have no clue what is a good snake and a what is a bad snake.
Thank you very much
J
Thank you very much
J
KJUN
Well-known member
Yep. S. dekayi. "Brown Snake"
batwrangler
New member
susang
New member
It might be a good idea to look up venomous snakes of your area, that would be the short list. All others would be safe.