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    Re: Help IDing please

    It looks sort of like a pyg but not quite.....so maybe a small canebreak

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    Re: Help IDing please

    Look's like a pgymy, not a canebrake.
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    Re: Help IDing please

    That is definitly a young canebreak

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    Re: Help IDing please

    Quote Originally Posted by MKHerps View Post
    That is definitly a young canebreak
    Absolutely a young horridus .

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    Re: Help IDing please

    This would be a neonate (baby) Crotalus Horridus (Timber/Canebrake rattler). As long as she and the dogs do not mess with them and give them the space a venomous snake needs, they shouldn't pose a problem. Knowing that there are rattlers there, use EXTREME caution when outside.
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    Re: Help IDing please

    Its a Canebreak.

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