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    Need some help IDing this Snake....

    Hello Guys and Gals
    I need some major help Id'ing this snake, i believe its a Northern brown snake but I'm not sure, can anyone help me out?
    I live in Northern New Jersey and was found inside of a corn husk we had on display for over a month in the building where i work...
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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    It's a northern brown for sure. Feeds on worms and slugs, but no red wigglers!
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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    yep dekayi aka brownie aka northern brown snake. great snakes. it looks healthy.
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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    As the other two said (who beat me to it ) its a brown snake. Great looking snake, nice find.
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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    S. dekayi.
    Worms and slugs for sure. Care is much like that of garter snakes. They are more cold tolerant and require little to no extra heat. Here's a link to the forum care sheet. Feel free to ask any additional questions. This forum loves and welcomes the Browns.


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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    Thanks guys

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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    Now i have 2 problems..... I cant find earthworms anywhere near me and he wont eat, I've tried tilapia fish but nothing..

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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    Never heard of S. dekayi eating fish. Is fish all you've tried?
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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    Quote Originally Posted by guidofatherof5 View Post
    Never heard of S. dekayi eating fish. Is fish all you've tried?
    Also tried wax worms was told not to give him mealworms cause they are to hard for them to digest...

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    Re: Need some help IDing this Snake....

    either slugs or earth worms, you can buy worms at petco petsmart also walmart. they are shy eaters, i suggest feeding and leaving alone for a day
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