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    Registered User Sean Hall's Avatar
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    Need help identifying

    My boss found this while vacationing in Alabama. I haven't a clue lol.
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    Appears to be some sort of glass lizard but that is a hard picture to make a definitive identification from.
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    That's what I was thinking. Glass lizard. Body is seemingly short to be a snake. The tail is quick to a point as well. Might do a little googling. Thanks for the input.
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    1.0 Axanthic
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    0.1 Red tail boa

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    Ask your boss if it had eyelids or not. If it did....definitely some sort of Glass Lizard.

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    The regrown tail is a definite giveaway.. Whatever type of glass lizards live in that area is what they've got there.

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    I was going to say a legless lizard. Those are so freaking cool!
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    Thanks everyone for the info!
    1.1 Het pied
    1.1 Het Ghost
    1.6 Normal
    1.1 Butter
    1.1 Mojave
    0.1 Bumble Bee
    1.0 Axanthic
    0.2 Pastel
    0.1 Red tail boa

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    Looks to be an Eastern Glass Lizard (Ophisaurus ventralis) or a Slender Glass Lizard (Ophisaurus attenuatus).
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