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http://www.petforumz.com/identify-snake-ftopict68093.html (Can some identify this snake?)
Hello there, Can anyone identify this snake please? Sorry it is a bit dark, it is hiding under a piece of timber. Location: Gold Coast, SE Queensland Australia Date: March 26 2007 Size: what can be seen here is about one inch diameter.Have only seen last 12 inches of snake. Have not seen its head...

http://www.petforumz.com/identify-snake-ftopict53896.html (Please identify this snake)
I saw a lovely snake girl today at the reptile store. She is a kingsnake, long and two years old, thin, very very VERY FAINT lavendar with horizontal yellow stripes the length of her. Albino from the color of the eyes. The lavendar tinge is barely discernable. Perkiest little face, red t..
« Although anyone would be hard-pressed to identify any animal without first seeing it, from what you described, it sounds to me like a Lavender Cal. King. Have a photo by chance? ~Wade »
« Can't post photos to this group with WebTv and no camera anyway, but Wade, I'm almost sure you're right. Anything special you know about this species? I did a search, not too productive. »
« Probaby an albino... some of them look almost lavender. Leanne B. »
« Barbara, Other than the color morph, nothing really "special" about it. From the sounds of it, if it is indeed a Lavender Phase Cal King; the care is the same as most Lampropeltis getula californiae.. »

http://www.petforumz.com/help-identify-snake-ftopict56042.html (help identify this snake?)
I've had a great summer thus far up here in Maine...as far as finding the local herps go. this is the most recent. juvanille eastern garter? not sure, never seen one. http://www.nickspicks.com/images/snake last week, I caught a real nice corn snake. excellent markings. didn't know we even had them ar..
« Is he cute, it dont look like a garder snake to me, it looks like a baby rat snake. Corn snakes are found all over the country they come in a variety of colors, mostly you can find them around field.. »
« It's a Northern Red belly snake (Storeria occipitomaculata). »
« Hey Nick, great hobby. What you have is the Northern Redbelly Snake. They are very common in the northeast. Corn Snakes are not found in Maine. Here is a list of those that are. Northern Water Snake.. »

http://www.petforumz.com/help-identify-Snake-ftopict68011.html (Please help identify this Snake)
Hope it's ok to post a photo in this group... Found this snake while digin' in the yard. She's about a foot long. Anyone have an idea what it could be? I live in Florida /Fort Lauderdale... if that helps. Thanks !
« this isnt a binary site so your pic didnt show up at my end. »

http://www.petforumz.com/Identify-snake-ftopict56432.html (Identify snake)
Hi, Are there any websites that you can send a pic of a snake for identification? We recently saw a rather large snake in a local park (close to Pittsburgh, PA) and was wondering what kind it might be as we never saw one that large outside of an aquarium. It was dusty brown with a pattern so..
« They vary alot in color, they can be much more grayish than the one I linked to. Though, the stripes on the head are always present more or less, I think. They usually have a dark stripe running f.. »
« Try this site: The snake you describe sounds awfully big in diameter, unless you have freakishly skinny arms. How LONG was it? My initial guess as to ID would be a rat snake. Chris -- Posted v.. »
« My arms are just about normal - the snake wasn't freakishly thick but it was very big. We didn't get an idea of how long it was because it was curled up like a pretzel - about the size of one of .. »
« Send it to me at my address listed in these messages and I'll give it a shot. -- Posted via a free Usenet account from »

http://www.petforumz.com/Help-Identify-wee-snake-ftopict68030.html (Help Identify wee little snake)
Pictures posted in alt.binaries.animals 3 1/2 inch snake found dead, in yard, piece of shed skin on tail. Brown with black specks on body, larger black area on head, white belly. Think its been too cold for snakes to be out and about for the last few days in this area, heavy cold front just throug..

http://www.petforumz.com/help-identify-snake-worm-ftopict68063.html (help identify snake or worm)
California we found a kind of snake or worm in our backyard. It has a big flat head like a "hammer". Who can help identify? I could send a picture and a movie

http://www.petforumz.com/Help-identify-California-snake-ftopict55694.html (Help identify California snake)
Here's a snake that we found in the garden this afternoon: At first I thought it was a Pacific Ringneck since we have quite a few of those and it is about the same size. But the coloration is quite different and the head slightly larger. It is mostly brown on top with little patterning, has a ..