Snake.

[DigEmAll]

This is a FULL GROWN snake.

Can anyone ID it?

This is a trick question, I already know what it is because I caught one last spring and spent all day trying to ID it.

It's one of those most people will never get to see and I have been honored enough to get two in ten months.

 

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[Bigcypresshunter]

I found about ten of those tiny snakes on my porch after a rain, a few years ago. but don't remember what they call them. I first thought they were worms. I found it in my snake book, but I am moving and my books are packed away somewhere. I am going to take a wild guess- needle snake

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

second guess- pin snake

 

[mojjax]

It looks like one of those blind cave snakes , but I'm not sure what their name is .

 

[hasbeen]

Western blind snake a.k.a. worm snake.

hasbeen

 

[Gypsy Heart]

I was thinking worm snake too...but whatever it is , here is its playmate...

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I think thats it- worm snake. My brain doesn't work as good as it once did.

 

[DigEmAll]

It's a Texas blind snake, AKA worm snake.

Pretty cool huh?

I found it crawling along the concrete, where the wall meets the slab, after I had the sprinklers going. Even though I found the one last spring, I thought this one was a worm at first too.

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

I found mine on my concrete slab porch in Florida after a heavy rain. They actually eat worms.

 

[Gypsy Heart]

Do they bite?

 

[Bigcypresshunter]

Do they bite?

no.

 

[silverswede]

Should catch Walleye on a Lindy Rig.

 

[DigEmAll]

LOL.... probably a little tougher that a red worm huh SilverSwede? Hold up a bit better?