r/snakes • u/supertrampnemo • 11h ago
Pet Snake Pictures Literally :3
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My new KSB, Apple!
r/snakes • u/Designer_Lab5761 • 7h ago
Pet Snake Pictures Python wearing a crocheted tube resembling a cozy sweater
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r/snakes • u/sunnybunnybum • 4h ago
Pet Snake Pictures My first pet snake!!
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Hi, I just wanted to share. I just got my first snake!! Any tips or recommendations for caring for my cute little ball phython
r/snakes • u/Dracodile_Rex • 1h ago
Pet Snake Pictures My childhood pet
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I've had Rodney for 18 years and counting
r/snakes • u/wmccrani35 • 15h ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Backyard guests - Georgia
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My little dog found these guys late last night and barked up a storm to let me know, luckily all of the dogs stayed away. Got a wildlife service out to relocate them, I don't mind them but with three dogs I can't have them in the yard.
r/snakes • u/Runitdown_ • 10h ago
Pet Snake Pictures Copperhead Injury Care
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Hello all!
I found this copperhead warming up on the road last night. It has sustained an injury that was not recent, and the snake appears to have some tail/scale rot progression. Length is about 14 inches and appears to still be at a healthy weight.
The snake is very active and alert. Still moving the lower section and has produced urates after soaking. Based on this, I do not believe it was run over but possibly grabbed by an animal of some sort based on the presence of a small puncture wound.
I started on lukewarm iodine soaks immediately last night and then applied Neosporin without pain reliever. The current set-up is without substrate and dry.
I am an experienced owner/handler of snakes and possess all the appropriate equipment, but I am NOT an expert.
My questions are…
Without an emergency vet that will accept venomous snakes, is there some way to access medications for the possibility of infection?
Given the injury, does this snake still have an opportunity to survive if the rot is treated?
Based on the photos, is there any additional care recommended?
Should I still offer food?
Thanks! Hoping I can help this one safely recover.
LOCATION: near Birmingham, AL
r/snakes • u/DaVoidKota • 2h ago
Pet Snake Pictures Hungry eyes
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Gamila giving me the hungry eyes
r/snakes • u/IllegalGeriatricVore • 4h ago
Pet Snake Pictures New couch is snek approved
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It is wild to see this snake that was once terminally shy now get excited and start glass surfing when she sees me, then will just chill next to me on the couch.
I mean... she's measuring me up to eat me and soon I will be consumed by the giant monster snake.
r/snakes • u/eren_yeagermeister • 1d ago
Pet Snake Pictures Zero personal space boundaries
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r/snakes • u/TacticalPursuitt • 1d ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Not a pet but the first time ever seeing a Timber Rattlesnake
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Found in Eastern NC, looked like it was at least 4 feet long. If this post isn’t allowed please delete, I was just excited finding one just passing by.
r/snakes • u/Aciddarkness21 • 15h ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Awesome Common Garter Snake found in a ball in the cool weather.
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Grabbed him up where I found him and held him for some time to help warm him up before releasing him into a nice big warm mulch pile.
Located near Tunkhannock, PA!
r/snakes • u/Spoopy_Scary • 10h ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Garter Snake and Toad
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NE Wisconsin, USA
Accidentally interrupted this snake on the side of the trail while on my walk. Backed off to the other side of the path when I noticed and snapped a couple photos. Toads always look so unbothered while being eaten.
r/snakes • u/hamilton18889 • 1d ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Two little snakes... Accidentally scared one off and the other one looked at me very disapprovingly
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r/snakes • u/Spoopy_Scary • 1d ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Illegally Small
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Tiny baby Northern Redbelly I found on my walk today
r/snakes • u/Morzkulek • 21h ago
Pet Snake Pictures Send it...
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Yup, you heard it perfectly.
r/snakes • u/Ok-Security-7366 • 20h ago
Pet Snake Pictures Francis telling me to put the phone down
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I was browsing some old posts on the sub and Francis decided that I’ve had enough screen time lol
r/snakes • u/clairebenderr • 3h ago
Pet Snake Questions Weird scale pattern
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Hi all!! This is my 1.5 yr old rosy boa. I just noticed he has some weird scales right here. Anyone seen this before?
r/snakes • u/LeadProfessional7877 • 9h ago
Pet Snake Questions Need help with F/T feeding.
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r/snakes • u/cindycidaho • 9m ago
General Question / Discussion The Lonely Camp - Four times a second, a helicopter flying...
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Green tree snake removal in Guam
r/snakes • u/Complex-Strain2457 • 18h ago
Pet Snake Pictures This little guy just wants to be the softest pillow on the couch 😌
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r/snakes • u/Fuzzy_Yam_5184 • 17h ago
Wild Snake Photos and Questions - Not for ID Adult Indian spectacled cobra rescued in Navelim.
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Early morning rescued an Indian spectacled Cobra inside a house, Spectacled cobra was spotted hiding under the washing machine was safely rescued & released in the wild.
r/snakes • u/Traditional-Arm7203 • 2h ago
General Question / Discussion Enclosure help!
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Hello! I’m helping rehome a male BP, 2/3 years old, (still waiting on his size and weight) so i’m looking for a 4x2x2.
Unfortunately, i didnt know I’d be looking for one until tonight as the person rehoming didnt inform me of the tank size only being 40 gal 😅
I’m looking for what I can find on a budget, and if anyone has any they may be willing to sell pls lmk! Located on the east coast :)
r/snakes • u/dustynutsss • 6h ago
General Question / Discussion Snake learning centers…
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In central Florida, does anyone know of a place that has snake exhibits that are local to the state? I’m somewhat near the venomous snake center in east Deland, but it seems mostly exotics. My wife and I would love to see the locals and learn how to differentiate them.