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In reply to DaveAg02 • 3:29p, 1/26/22
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Agree with 12f... Doesn't look like a speckled king at all to me. Not that that matters once 12f has weighed in.
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In reply to Badace52 • 4:03p, 1/26/22
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Badace52 said:
Agree with 12f... Doesn't look like a speckled king at all to me. Not that that matters once 12f has weighed in.


Thanks! I am going with desert king. Not a huge difference, but at least now I don't feel stupid for doubting the label!
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In reply to DaveAg02 • 5:57p, 1/26/22
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DaveAg02 said:
Ok, we usually don't have pets on here, but since it's a slow period and I have a question, I am going to jump in with this. This is our new family pet. I know what he was sold to us as (not saying so I don't bias your opinions), but I feel like it is something slightly different. Can anyone on here 100% ID this guy? He's about a year old, around 2.5 ft.




Black mamba. Be careful.

PS: and obviously just kidding. go with whatever 12f says...
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In reply to Ag83 • 6:23p, 1/26/22
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I knew it wasn't a cober or a shake snake.
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1:13p, 1/30/22
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This little babe? 8 inches long
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1:16p, 1/30/22
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Hognose
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In reply to Txgunrnnr • 1:23p, 1/30/22
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Txgunrnnr said:
Hognose


More specifically eastern hognose. Surprised you saw one as cool as it has been lately.
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In reply to FrioAg 00 • 1:47p, 1/30/22
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The opossum of the snake world.
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2:03p, 1/30/22
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Makes sense, he was warming up on the concrete and was pretty committed to that
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4:17p, 2/8/22
Real or fake?

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In reply to BrokeAssAggie • 5:01p, 2/8/22
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BrokeAssAggie said:
Real or fake?

Real, but it's only 3 feet long and being held close to the camera.
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In reply to Decay • 5:24p, 2/8/22
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Decay said:
BrokeAssAggie said:
Real or fake?

Real, but it's only 3 feet long and being held close to the camera.
And that is a Tonka excavator...
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9:48p, 2/8/22
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Every time I check this random piece of tin in the woods where I hunt, there's a copperhead under it. From yesterday:


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In reply to G-Town Cracker • 9:52p, 2/8/22
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Maybe you shouldn't check it… schrodingers copperhead
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In reply to BrokeAssAggie • 10:52p, 2/8/22
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BrokeAssAggie said:
Real or fake?



It's real. It's a reticulated python. They're the longest snake in the world. Anacondas are nearly as long and much, much heavier so they are usually considered the largest species of snake. The one in that video is very large but not record size.
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6:42p, 3/2/22
Oh no, we suck again?
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8:44a, 3/4/22
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Have we discussed the "furry" green snake found in Thailand? Assuming this is just a snake with some form of black beard algae growing on it?


Yahoo article with video

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In reply to Oh no, we suck again? • 2:55a, 3/5/22
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Jimbo Finisher said:
Have we discussed the "furry" green snake found in Thailand? Assuming this is just a snake with some form of black beard algae growing on it?


Yahoo article with video



Probably a member of the genus Acrochordus. They are commonly known as elephant trunk snakes, file snakes, or wart snakes. There are several southeast Asian species and many are know to grow algae on their skin similar to the snake in the video. However, that snake has the most extensive coverage I've ever seen.
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In reply to Badace52 • 4:00a, 3/5/22
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Badace52 said:
Jimbo Finisher said:
Have we discussed the "furry" green snake found in Thailand? Assuming this is just a snake with some form of black beard algae growing on it?


Yahoo article with video



Probably a member of the genus Acrochordus. They are commonly known as elephant trunk snakes, file snakes, or wart snakes. There are several southeast Asian species and many are know to grow algae on their skin similar to the snake in the video. However, that snake has the most extensive coverage I've ever seen.


Are they mainly water snakes as I would assume any time on land would strip the algae off?
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In reply to Oh no, we suck again? • 8:57a, 3/5/22
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Yes, they are nearly entirely aquatic. So much so that if they are out on land for too long they can sustain severe damage to their organs.
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1:49p, 3/5/22
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Found this little dude chillin' in our backyard in Cedar Park...



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In reply to SpiderDude • 2:15p, 3/5/22
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Very nice... I imagine we will see the snakes retreat again next week with the lat season cold front and but they have been out and about the past few days.
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11:01a, 3/8/22
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Can I get an ID on this one? Buddy found it this morning at his shop in Houston. My guess is northern water snake.

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11:57a, 3/8/22
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Rat
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In reply to jrrhouston98 • 12:06p, 3/8/22
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Dead rat snake. His rats can now sleep a little safer
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12:26p, 3/8/22
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Thank you. I obviously know nothing about snakes…..!
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4:41p, 3/9/22
Courtesy of Texas Parks and Wildlife. Snake id?
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In reply to Null and Void • 4:57p, 3/9/22
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I will guess: Storeria occipitomaculata aka "redbelly snake"

atleast that's what Google told me.
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6:48p, 3/9/22
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Mud snake
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In reply to Ag83 • 6:48p, 3/9/22
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Ag83 said:
Mud snake


This.

Farancia abacura
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In reply to TJaggie14 • 6:50p, 3/9/22
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TJaggie14 said:
I will guess: Storeria occipitomaculata aka "redbelly snake"

atleast that's what Google told me.


Google has failed you...
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8:39p, 3/9/22
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Amazing picture for sure.
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In reply to Null and Void • 8:52p, 3/9/22
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Really cool picture!

Anyone know what type of Heron that is? Well, I'm assuming it's a heron but not sure. I only know a few Herons (Blue, Crowned Night, Green, or Egret - which I think is a heron?) and this doesn't look like one. Outside of ducks and upland birds, my bird ID is lacking…
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In reply to ttha_aggie_09 • 9:18p, 3/9/22
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ttha_aggie_09 said:
Really cool picture!

Anyone know what type of Heron that is? Well, I'm assuming it's a heron but not sure. I only know a few Herons (Blue, Crowned Night, Green, or Egret - which I think is a heron?) and this doesn't look like one. Outside of ducks and upland birds, my bird ID is lacking…


It's an American Bittern
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In reply to BuddysBud • 9:21p, 3/9/22
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Thanks
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