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Thread: Stumped

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    Thanks everyone, I'm just concerned this person isn't taking proper care of it if they don't even know what it is. I'd like to find out asap in order to start tracking down some care sheets.
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    Re: Stumped

    Looks like a Queen Snake, or maybe a Mississippi green water snake.
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    The head and face make me think anaconda, but I know it can't be that easy. I too can ask a few people for you.
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    Re: Stumped

    Leah,

    I've done a little google searching and it definitely looks like a water snake. There are some water snakes with the eyes on the top and side. IMO it looks like it's a water snake from the colubrid genus, Nerodia. Now which exact species, I don't know. It's head shape, eye placement, and scaling makes me think it is from the Nerodia Cyclopion species, but the belly is making it difficult to pin point.

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    Look like water snake to me... Not next to my boo
    ks now but will check it late
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    I don't know what it is but I do know it's definite NOT a queen. We have tons of queens out where I work and that is not one.

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    Re: Stumped

    Quote Originally Posted by Foschi Exotic Serpents View Post
    We have tons of queens out where I work
    Now be nice - don't call names lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by GoFride View Post
    Now be nice - don't call names lol
    LOL!!! Good one

    I honestly was talking about the snake that lives by water and eats crayfish though..
    Last edited by Foschi Exotic Serpents; 01-28-2012 at 05:14 PM.

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    One suggestion I have got was a water snake/anaconda hybrid. Not sure which kind of water snake though.
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    That's not possible... Anaconda is a boa and therefore has live birth.. Water snakes are colubrids and lay eggs..

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