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07-17-16, 02:02 PM
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Snake from The Labyrinth
I am having a lazy Sunday watching some childhood favorites, which of course includes The Labyrinth. There is a really neat looking snake in one of the scene that I can not seem to figure out the species. It is a black and red snake with a checkered belly. I am thinking some sort of water or king snake. Here are some pictures which are not the best quality.
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07-17-16, 02:06 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
I would second the water snake id, but it truly is difficult to tell from these photos. :/
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07-17-16, 02:29 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
i 3rd water snake species. although hard to see the head completely the head to me looks all nerodia.
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07-19-16, 06:08 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
hey! bowie would be a good name for a snake!
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07-19-16, 06:54 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
I thinking a Chocolate Abberant California King Snake or a Brooks king... Don't know!
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07-19-16, 11:38 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
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I thinking a Chocolate Abberant California King Snake or a Brooks king... Don't know!
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I wonder if that morph even existed back then haha 
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07-19-16, 11:37 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
Water snake, on the side, I love how they have a medieval wizard with an 80s hair style
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07-19-16, 11:53 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
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Water snake, on the side, I love how they have a medieval wizard with an 80s hair style
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He is not a wizard, he is the goblin king duh.
I wish I could find a water snake as red as that.
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07-20-16, 09:53 AM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
The Southern water snake is the one that most closely seems to resemble the one in the picture. Nerodia fasciata pictiventris. The polymorphic and polygenic conditions in Nerodia is widespread thus specimens from similar locales will have high variability. I took a couple of pics that seem close to the pictured one.
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07-20-16, 09:58 AM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
This is another Nerodia fasciata pictiventris. Both of their belly scales are described as white or yellow with reddish brown markings either scattered or paired on every other scale.
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07-21-16, 02:28 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
I think you hit it right i'm sold on the southern watersnake
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07-21-16, 02:33 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
I agree. Good find Albert.
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07-21-16, 02:58 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
Sure. I was trying to find pictures of the ventral scales to get a good sense of the checkerboarding pattern and coloration but no luck.
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07-21-16, 03:08 PM
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Re: Snake from The Labyrinth
I was a few pictures of broadbanded water snakes with checkered bellies so it is certainly possible.
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