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    This website may help you identify what kind of snake he is:
    http://www.virginiaherpetologicalsoc...f_virginia.htm

    Once you are sure of the species, you'll have a better idea of what to feed him and other care requirements. I'm not sure about pillbugs, but I know some snakes do eat earthworms. Others, like our BPs, will want something warm-blooded. So you do really need to do your research to keep him successfully.

    Or just let him loose near the spot you found him before this little bit of a warm spell ends. Most likely his instincts weren't steering him wrong.
    Casey

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