help Identify

[Zephyr]

Heh... I'm starting to think T. brachystoma should be a butleri subspecies...

[enigma200316]

Heh... I'm starting to think T. brachystoma should be a butleri subspecies...

Thats what I thought it was with the first one found the baby,and then we figured it was brachystoma, which I am in prime area for both brachy, and butleri.......but I do think they look very simlar to Kyle!!!!

[Zephyr]

Thats what I thought it was with the first one found the baby,and then we figured it was brachystoma, which I am in prime area for both brachy, and butleri.......but I do think they look very simlar to Kyle!!!!

Try extremely similar. Brachystoma looks like a 10x lighter butler's with an even smaller head, if that's even possible. XD

[milance]

Please, can you help me identify this species?
I can't say where is this photo taken, it's all I got... I don't even know the continent. But I would appreciate any help.

[enigma200316]

Please, can you help me identify this species?
I can't say where is this photo taken, it's all I got... I don't even know the continent. But I would appreciate any help.

sry pics aren't that great, but I'm thinking maybe a Rat/Gopher snake
Hard to tell without better pics and knowing where this location is!!! I don't think its any kinda Garter though...

[infernalis]

I don't think its any kinda Garter though...

That much we can be sure of, unless they were caught near 3 mile island

[Zephyr]

Please, can you help me identify this species?
I can't say where is this photo taken, it's all I got... I don't even know the continent. But I would appreciate any help.

They look like colubrids; probably some Asian rat snake species.