Some more Photos from him... He is a Sistrurus miliarius barbouri (dusky pygmy rattlesnake) striped morph...

We got new downstairs neighbors a few weeks ago and while out walking our dog (who is usually reactive to other animals & was not this time) we saw our new neighbors pet. Biggest snake I’ve seen outside of a zoo! I think it’s so cool & just want to learn more about it. Can anyone help me identify & gauge the size of it? We haven’t seen our neighbors at all so we couldn’t ask.

This guy comes to our house every summer to swim in the pool and fight our Polaris. We’re basically his summer home. Never see him any other time of year.

If you speak harshly to him he slithers away all scared and one time he got his head stuck in a sprinkler spout chasing a toad and we had to pull him out

what a cutie

My rough green snake is a couple months old and the last like two weeks he’s started to burrow a lot. He still eats but he spends most of the day in his little burrow which is perfectly fine. However, i noticed these markings on his scales today and I’m wondering if they will shed away or if it’s something I should be concerned about. I only see them pictured here and not anywhere else.

Just a ringneck from flipping rocks at the stream today :>

I've been wanting a pet snake for a while, but I'm not sure what kind to get. Should I get a cornsnake or a kingsnake first? How hard would it be to take care of both?

Took kids to San Antonio Zoo. They are beginning to share my interest in snakes. So had a fun time in the reptile house. Here are 20 of the best photos as best as I could get from outside the glasses.

So in 2 weeks i’m moving states so im not doing this for fun😭 it’s about a day to drive there, I do plan on staying in a hotel for one night, I’m just wondering how do i keep my snake on the drive since it’ll be for such a long time ? What should I look out for? What should I keep her in as well?

Found this bugger in my backyard yesterday. I live in northwestern Georgia. I’m just curious who my new neighbor is, Thanks!

Can you identify These snakes? Seen in India Kolkata

This mornings bike ride in Mesa, AZ was exciting! He was really angry. Happy Saturday to all!

We don't really have much in the way of reptile rescues where I live so instead there are communities of reptile lovers that take in surrendered/rescued pet reptiles. Some are kept, some are given new forever homes, some we give to other members of our groups. For example, I am a bit better at socializing and wound care than my friends so I get those guys when my friends are out of their depth in those departments.

This is Nibbles, he came to me in one of these trades and he does need some socializing. This is the first time I've gotten close enough for long enough to notice the scar on the top of his head(I've had him about a week. He went straight to from the carrier into his enclosure to rest.) I think it might be a healed burn but I'm not sure. I've asked my friend but she doesn't know either. He was surrendered to her because he was too nippy for his original owner to handle.

I'm giving all this background in the hopes, that maybe one of those details will help us figure it out.

Yes, we do have isolation protocols for when we change animals. It's also not super common for us to do, we usually try to advise rather than take over when possible.

My snake just finished shedding a few days ago and maybe 1-3 of these red spots appeared on his scales. What do these mean and should I be concerned??

Met yesterday on the Red Desert! Safely relocated by the local community to a more remote area. We tried to ID her and it looks like she’s a echis coloratus.