Dog/Cat person hoping to ID snakes

[FL-HomeOwner]

Hi everyone, I'm not a snake person but I just joined so that I can identify snakes better in order to keep my dogs and cats safe. I just found another snake in my pool which I took pictures of and am trying to ID now.
I live in central FL and we have lots of woods, lakes (the Infamous Lake Jessup), ponds, water retention areas etc. that snakes seem to love. Having a pool and living in a woodsy area brings a lot of snakes through here.

[infernalis]

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[SnakeyJay]

Welcome, I'm sure everyone will do their best to ID then for you :)

[Charis]

Hello and welcome!

[virtuousvixen]

Hey and welcome

[Pirarucu]

Welcome aboard! As long as you can give us some pictures we should be able to identify any species you may find in your yard.

[KarenL]

Welcome! I look forward to seeing what you encounter in your yard.

[Trent]

hi and welcome!

[bigsnakegirl785]

Hello and welcome. :)

[jpsteele80]

Welcome aboard

[LiL Zap]

Hi everyone, I'm not a snake person but I just joined so that I can identify snakes better in order to keep my dogs and cats safe. I just found another snake in my pool which I took pictures of and am trying to ID now.
I live in central FL and we have lots of woods, lakes (the Infamous Lake Jessup), ponds, water retention areas etc. that snakes seem to love. Having a pool and living in a woodsy area brings a lot of snakes through here.

I live in Orlando. :) Welcome to the site.

[sharthun]

Hey and Welcome!