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caught by my cousin in central Alabama
I think its a copper head
he says rat snake
this is the only pic Ive seen he says it has (VERTICAL SLIT PUPILS )
Vertical slit pupils and no rattle in Alabama should spell Agkistrodon (copperheads/moccasins). Really pretty banding on that one, but I wouldn't bare hand it!
Vertical slit pupils and no rattle in Alabama should spell Agkistrodon (copperheads/moccasins). Really pretty banding on that one, but I wouldn't bare hand it!
he has been holding it all day and wont listen to me not sure what do to
he has been holding it all day and wont listen to me not sure what do to
Make sure he has health insurance. Baby bites can be worse than an adult. They don't have control of how much venom to inject; generally it's all of it.
he has been holding it all day and wont listen to me not sure what do to
Tell him it's been identified as a venomous snake and quit fooling with it. Tell him to put it in a cage and go get a live hopper and put it in with it and call back and let you know what happened.
When he tells you the snake bit the mouse and it died tell him to go ahead and pick it up if he wants to go where the mouse did.
My vet tells a story of a guy who brought in a coral snake, and ID'd it as a king snake. He insisted that he'd had it for years, and his kids handled it all the time.
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