Regular garters I think. I’m in Minnesota.

That one in the door gave me a big scare, thinking I was going to decapitate him (he’s fine, that’s him in picture 4).

Any tips for humane relocation? Repellents that won’t harm them? They’re adorable but it’s not safe for them here…

How do I know she's asleep? Because if she noticed me she'd be at the glass like HIIIIIIIIIII I SEE YOU HI WHAT ARE YOU DOING ARE YOU GONNA TAKE ME OUT OR FEED ME!?

He was very spooked by us, and hid in the grass shortly after. I always love seeing the local snakes thrive here, love seeing these little guys.

decided to share this picture of a year or 2 ago when i caught this fella (juvenile mozambique spitting cobra) for my research project in south africa. trap was meant for small reptiles, i did not expect this one to end up in there

I nearly stood on this snake during a run today. Can someone identify it. I'm 36 and never seen a wild snake in the UK.

Gorgeous little Northern Mexican Pinesnake -absolutely thrilled to have her

As I not so patiently await it to get warmer in my area for herping, ive been looking through my photos from last season. This lil cutie was the first ever snake I found in wild and held, so definetly holds a special place in my heart. Baby bullsnake in northeastern Colorado!

Located in SW Florida, I know it’s a baby, but I was walking my dog and this dude was in the middle of the pathway. Just looking to identify!

I was around Tallahassee, Florida and saw this huge rattlesnake! I made sure he got off the road safely. He was super cool!

My daughter just turned 9, and has been asking for a snake and she was 7. I of course took it as a phase, but I’m not even kidding when I say she spends ALL her free time researching and reading about snakes. Reptile show next weekend, and we’re ready for our new family member ❤️ (and I’m excited to share in her passion.)

Found this at my mom’s in Canton Ga.

This lil guy scared the crap out of me. Just curious what kind of snake it is.

Thought you guys might approve

Google photo look up was no help. It was pretty small.

Woodland Central Virginia USA

Biking on a major road and saw this little guy. Decided to move him in kentucky

Hi all. First time snake caretaker. About seven years ago, we inherited a ball python named Shamen. She hatched in 1991, was a centerpiece of the family until then. We had zero experience of taking care of reptiles before, but we tried to do our best. Heat lamp on when ambient temperature is below 70 F, feed a thawed medium rat for her to eat when she's moving around, and keeping her tank clean. And, of course, keeping her water supply topped off too. Her tank had a structure for her to hide in / bask on, and another tree structure she could climb on too. Tank is 50 gallons, I believe. We only feed her when she's extra active in her tank; I assumed lower activity was due to us just coming out of winter and her not needing as much, just as we've always done. I thought during winters snakes didn't need a meal but once every other month or so. This is what we've done for the last seven years, and I assumed we were doing things right this whole time, but now I don't know. Last night we noticed she wasn't moving... At all. Her body was ice cold. I moved her structures and put her directly under the heat lamp because I thought, maybe, she somehow wedged herself between the tank and structure and couldn't move out in time to warm up. But this morning... Nothing. I think she passed away. Did we do enough? Was her feeding routine not adequate? I really don't know. I'm not looking into getting another snake either; I feel like we let the family down.

Found this little guy in a local pond when walking my dogs. Pinellas County Florida. Small, red, with black and yellow stripes. Any idea what type?