Its oh so quiet Shh Shh

[gregmonsta]

Another couple of reasons to stay vigilant and look out for our hobby -
Ohio Governor Orders Ban on Dangerous Wild Animals
Animal Rights Industry and American Family Business
Animal rights groups will keep this up. Be vigilant and fight against them wherever possible.
I don't agree with a ban. Licensing would make sense. It has worked in Britain with the DWAL (although Pythons are not on that list - they are simply not dangerous enough/there should be a ban on idiot keepers rather than penalising responsible keepers).

[mustang]

Anyone know what this snake is? It's gorgeous! Looks like it's wearing rings with orange stones in them. Freaky. The locality is somewhere in Nicaragua. My first thought was some species of coral snake but I'm not sure.

its an eastern milksnake in disguise!

[ConcinusMan]

Not even close


eastern milk:






If anything it looks like a ground snake:

[mustang]

Not even close


eastern milk:






If anything it looks like a ground snake:

you live in washington right? i know a few sites ill look at

[ConcinusMan]

Look for what? The snake I was asking for ID on is in Nicaragua. Stefan already figured out it's a harlequin snake.

You mean look for a central plains milk for me? In Texas they are only found in the extreme northern part of the state.

[mustang]

Puget sound college!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!whos goin?

[mustang]

Look for what? The snake I was asking for ID on is in Nicaragua. Stefan already figured out it's a harlequin snake.

You mean look for a central plains milk for me? In Texas they are only found in the extreme northern part of the state.

ooopse i thought you found a native snake....oh by the way
WHATS THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??????????? ????????????????????

it looks like a garter but it isnt! (its not around texas but i found a pic of it while googling snakes...and the blog the image was posted on has been taken down)

[guidofatherof5]

I'm guessing some kind of Coachwhip.
Off the top of my head.

[ConcinusMan]

They eye and the head shape rules out garter just by glancing at it. Without knowing where it was found, I have no idea what it is. I do know it was posted by National Geographic and it's NOT from North America.

[ConcinusMan]

My car broke down a few years ago and I lived in it for a couple of days in the parking lot of South Puget Sound Community College. Does that count?