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In reply to Turf.Ag13 • 9:45p, 6/2/21
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Turf.Ag13 said:
What do y'all think about this one? Irving, TX
Didn't see it in person so I'm not sure on relative size.


maybe timber rattler?
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10:42p, 6/2/21
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It's someone's pet boa.
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In reply to 12f Mane • 10:21a, 6/3/21
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12f Mane said:
It's someone's pet boa.
Chances of that surviving and breeding in the DFW area?
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In reply to Gilligan • 11:49a, 6/3/21
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Gilligan said:
12f Mane said:
It's someone's pet boa.
Chances of that surviving and breeding in the DFW area?
No chance of it breeding unless somebody else released a pet boa in the same area. I would be surprised if it made it through a winter in DFW area unless it was able to get into someplace warm and sheltered.
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In reply to Badace52 • 12:02p, 6/3/21
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Can that thing cross mate with any other species like that cottonmouth/copperhead video?
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In reply to DeBoss • 12:23p, 6/3/21
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DeBoss said:
Can that thing cross mate with any other species like that cottonmouth/copperhead video?
I would assume only with others in the Boa family, so probably not with anything native to Texas.
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In reply to DeBoss • 1:51p, 6/3/21
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No.. not with anything native to Texas as mentioned above. It is also highly unlikely to survive even an average winter here.
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4:17p, 6/3/21
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I call BS, but I will put this out there. A friends son had a snake. Some kind of small constrictor.

It got loose. Supposedly it was loose hiding in the house between 18 to 24 months before being caught and put back in its cage.

I am thinking not possible. I will let the pros weigh in.
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In reply to Gilligan • 4:20p, 6/3/21
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Gilligan said:
I call BS, but I will put this out there. A friends son had a snake. Some kind of small constrictor.

It got loose. Supposedly it was loose hiding in the house between 18 to 24 months before being caught and put back in its cage.

I am thinking not possible. I will let the pros weigh in.
My step-dad had a 6' red-tailed boa that was loose in the house for about 6 months. They finally found it inside a Cerwin Vega speaker.
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In reply to Gilligan • 4:26p, 6/3/21
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Definitely possible. Just means they have a good food supply in their house. So probably have mice and rats.
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In reply to Gilligan • 4:27p, 6/3/21
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Gilligan said:
I call BS, but I will put this out there. A friends son had a snake. Some kind of small constrictor.

It got loose. Supposedly it was loose hiding in the house between 18 to 24 months before being caught and put back in its cage.

I am thinking not possible. I will let the pros weigh in.
All depends on how many meals they had loose in their house. A small snake could probably last quite a while eating roaches, mice, crickets, etc. 18-24 months would be a long time unless they had a serious rodent infestation, but a few months would not be that surprising. As long as they have a warm spot to hang out, they don't necessarily have to eat all that often to survive. I had a friend in college whose python went missing in her apartment for 3-4 weeks and she found it coiled up in the backside of her fridge, hungry, but no worse for the experience.
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7:17a, 6/4/21
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Lots of snakes are obese in captivity as well, so it could have lived off stored fat for that long.
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9:02a, 6/4/21
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Snake ID Please:
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In reply to Htownag11 • 9:03a, 6/4/21
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Cottonmouth. The mascara is strong with that one.
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In reply to Daddy-O5 • 9:04a, 6/4/21
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In reply to Htownag11 • 9:38a, 6/4/21
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Man I hate seeing a nope rope on what looks like a porch. Hope everyone is ok!
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In reply to Htownag11 • 10:01a, 6/4/21
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Beautiful example of a moccasin!
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6:59p, 6/4/21
Not a snake but nephew caught at beach. ID?
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7:07p, 6/4/21
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Had a little checkered garter in the yard today!
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In reply to Ptery83 • 7:17p, 6/4/21
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Filter got ya man. Try using imgur.
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In reply to Badace52 • 7:59p, 6/4/21


Dang filter! In the time it took to post I believe I figured out it's a pipefish?
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In reply to Ptery83 • 9:35p, 6/4/21
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Ptery83 said:


Dang filter! In the time it took to post I believe I figured out it's a pipefish?
Yes. Or Pipehorse. Related to seahorses.
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6:49p, 6/5/21
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From our neighbor
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In reply to TamuKid • 7:52p, 6/5/21
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Nerodia erythrogaster... Probably YBWS.
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In reply to Ptery83 • 7:54p, 6/5/21
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So weird... I had just caught one of those earlier the same day you posted that pic near Seaside, Florida.
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In reply to Badace52 • 3:09p, 6/6/21
Oh how cool. This was down at South Padre Island. My BIL said the kids caught several.
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In reply to Htownag11 • 10:58p, 6/6/21
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Htownag11 said:
Snake ID Please:

Kill it with fire!
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10:23a, 6/7/21
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I see the term Mascara used when identifying a cottonmouth... what exactly is mascara referring to?
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In reply to AgDoug02 • 10:28a, 6/7/21
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AgDoug02 said:
I see the term Mascara used when identifying a cottonmouth... what exactly is mascara referring to?


Thick black stripe around the eye. If you compare against a water snake it's pretty distinctive.

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11:08a, 6/7/21
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here are two good images of "mascara"
What do you boys want for breakfast BBQ ?.....OK Chili.
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12:18p, 6/7/21
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In reply to 4stringAg • 12:59p, 6/7/21
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Nice timber rattlesnake... Location?
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2:04p, 6/7/21
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The pit vipers tend to slither with their heads held up at an angle, and the sharp brow and nose scale ridge gives them an "angry" appearance.

Moccasins always have that Dark band over creme band on their "cheeks"
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2:41p, 6/7/21
In my backyard. Help with an ID. Interesting color and pattern. A little aggressive. 4 or so feet long.

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In reply to Romello • 2:42p, 6/7/21
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Buttermilk racer
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