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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Gato Moteado
(10,203 posts)80. that was my initial feeling as well...
...as i'm a backyard herpetologist that lived in south florida for 4 years. that said, the head in the second of the two original photos doesn't appear to have the shape of a water snake and actually resembles some sort of boid or possibly a viper. i'm still leaning toward brown water snake but i would say we can't make a positive ID until we have clearer photos.
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I believe FL requires you to have a permit to kill it. Alternate is a nuisance wildlife trapper. nt
jody
Jan 2013
#9
I believe a permit was needed a few years ago. Do you have a link to FFWCC allowing killing without
jody
Jan 2013
#76
I think HERETIC I AM was using the picture in the OP to say it looks kinda like this snake
madokie
Jan 2013
#19
The problem is, too many non native snakes have been released in this state.
A HERETIC I AM
Jan 2013
#31