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    Snake identification

    Hey, I found this the other day on my frontstep. Haven't seen anything like that before, have any of u done?





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    Re: Snake identification

    Looks like a Ribbon snake. Where are you located?

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    Re: Snake identification

    That thing is really cool looking!
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    Re: Snake identification

    Yeah, it's gorgeous. I am located in Costa Rica, Central America. I know it's not venomous because it got bro younger brother (he tried to catch him/her bare handed XD)

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    Re: Snake identification

    Gorgeous! Can we come herp in your yard?? Don't you just love when they come to you?!

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    Re: Snake identification

    I'm about 98% on betting Ribbon Snake.

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    Re: Snake identification

    It's a green headed racer, Leptodrymus pulcherrimus.
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    Re: Snake identification

    Yeah, definitely not a ribbon. That and the patchnose snake were my first guesses, but the green head looked odd. Had a feeling it was not in the U.S.
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