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Snake ID, Help! #8639820 Yesterday at 05:15 PM Yesterday at 05:15 PM
Joined: Apr 2007 Chesapeake, Virginia D Doug Lee OP trapper
Doug Lee OP trapper D Joined: Apr 2007 Chesapeake, Virginia	My daughter had her HVAC system serviced today, this is one of the things the tech found! I am not sure the type of snake? Help! Thanks . . . *

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Doug Lee] #8639822 Yesterday at 05:23 PM Yesterday at 05:23 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Georgia warrior trapper
warrior trapper Joined: Jan 2007 Georgia	Dekay's Brown snake, harmless little bug eater that doesn't get much over a foot long.

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Doug Lee] #8639823 Yesterday at 05:25 PM Yesterday at 05:25 PM
Joined: Apr 2007 Chesapeake, Virginia D Doug Lee OP trapper
Doug Lee OP trapper D Joined: Apr 2007 Chesapeake, Virginia	Thanks Warrior! Good to know!!! *

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Doug Lee] #8639824 Yesterday at 05:27 PM Yesterday at 05:27 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Georgia warrior trapper
warrior trapper Joined: Jan 2007 Georgia	Fossorial, meaning at or under ground level. They live in and under leaf litter, mulch, and loose boards or stuff lying in the yard. They thrive in urban flowerbeds and under mulches where they find snails, slugs, earthworms, and bugs. Very common with a huge native range over most all of the eastern US. Not to be confused with the Australian Brown snake with is much much bigger and highly venomous and an entirely different family of snakes.

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Doug Lee] #8639828 Yesterday at 05:35 PM Yesterday at 05:35 PM
Joined: Apr 2007 Chesapeake, Virginia D Doug Lee OP trapper
Doug Lee OP trapper D Joined: Apr 2007 Chesapeake, Virginia	Warrior, Thanks . . . I'll pass that on! *

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Doug Lee] #8639829 Yesterday at 05:38 PM Yesterday at 05:38 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Missouri M mississippiposse trapper
mississippiposse trapper M Joined: Dec 2006 Missouri	Cool never seen one up here

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Doug Lee] #8639905 Yesterday at 09:26 PM Yesterday at 09:26 PM
Joined: Dec 2012 Northern WI L Line Jumper trapper
Line Jumper trapper L Joined: Dec 2012 Northern WI	Sounds like our red bellied snakes of the north, we don’t have many snakes here but I like em all.

Re: Snake ID, Help! [Re: Line Jumper] #8639923 Yesterday at 10:27 PM Yesterday at 10:27 PM
Joined: Jan 2007 Georgia warrior trapper
warrior trapper Joined: Jan 2007 Georgia	Originally Posted by Line Jumper Sounds like our red bellied snakes of the north, we don’t have many snakes here but I like em all. If we're thinking of the same red bellied it is the same family as Dekay's. Storeria dekayi Storeria occipitomaculata We got red bellied down here as well.

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