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09-13-06, 11:37 AM
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What the heck is this
I dont have a picture yet but should get the snake tonight.
the snake is small about 10 inchs long, and about as big round as a pencil. Whats throwing me though is that it is black on its back, orange on the belly and has a orange ring around its neck. I live in west Texas to if that may help but I'm just trying to find out what breed it is thnks fir any info.
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09-13-06, 12:49 PM
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09-13-06, 12:50 PM
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I'm guessing a ringneck snake? Not that I know much about them or anything, try a google search & see what that nets you, Mark
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09-13-06, 12:51 PM
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Ah you beat me to it, thats exactly what I was thinking of, Mark
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09-14-06, 07:20 AM
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SORRY  Kris
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09-14-06, 12:53 PM
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1.1 Corns, 0.0.1 W/C Black Rat snake, 0.0.1 W/C Rough Green snake, 1.5 Pekin Ducks, 0.1 GSD
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09-14-06, 11:39 PM
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possibly a kenyan sand boa.
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09-15-06, 07:02 AM
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possibly a kenyan sand boa.
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Ah NO. I'm pretty sure for one we are talking about a native snake (No KSBs in Texas  )& for 2 KSBs are thicker than a pencil even as babies, Mark
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09-18-06, 10:47 PM
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I have recieved the little guy it is indeed as suspected a southern ringneck
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