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Sure is a cute little thing. 
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Re: Baby Brown Snake...<3 *pix*
What a little cutie, thanks for sharing! :3 I wish we had more cute snakes around here lol
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That's an adult right there. You should see fresh born babies. Talk about tiny....
I produced a few litters as a kid and had to cut worms into small pieces to feed them. I don't think I have ever seen a smaller snake in my life.
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Anya (06-11-2011),Kara (06-10-2011)
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How cute!!!  
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Re: Baby Brown Snake...<3 *pix*
Too cute
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Re: Baby Brown Snake...<3 *pix*
Wait...I thought Brown Snakes were from Australia and one of the most deadly snakes of earth.
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Re: Baby Brown Snake...<3 *pix*
 Originally Posted by MasonC2K
Wait...I thought Brown Snakes were from Australia and one of the most deadly snakes of earth.
That would be the Eastern Brown Snake.
"Brown Snake" is a name commonly given to several different species, one being of the colubrid family in North America and sometimes Mexico.
As far as I understand..
I may be corrected if I am wrong.
EDIT: Also, I am not good at identifying native snakes in North America, so I'm not agreeing that what the OP found is actually a Brown Snake of the genus Storeria.. I'll leave the identifying to others. 
Last edited by Kymberli; 06-10-2011 at 06:37 PM.
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I LOVE Dekays snakes! What a great find...
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Re: Baby Brown Snake...<3 *pix*
Thank you, Garweft! Yeeeah, I figured it was probably an adult after reading up on them a little...it's just so hard to not view them as babies!! hehehe. Such cuties.
And thanks everyone! I would love to keep one someday, lol. Right now I'm actually headed to Topeka, KS to catch some Italian Wall Lizards. I'm so excited!!
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