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I live in southeast texas and I was down by the shore of a lake playin in the sand when I see something shiny black move around in the plants next to the water. I leaned over it and I saw a black snake with 2 maybe 3 yellow stripes down it's back. it was about 9-11" long and it had a red and black tongue. I was thinkin garter or ribbon snake maybe?
thanks
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--0.0.1 ball python
--0.1 orange cat
--2.0 dogs
--0.0.3 frogs
--3.0 beta fish
--and some cockroaches
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--0.0.1 ball python
--0.1 orange cat
--2.0 dogs
--0.0.3 frogs
--3.0 beta fish
--and some cockroaches
Although there are eastern gartersnakes in SE Texas, they are very uncommon. Western Ribbonsnakes are abundant however, so I suspect it was a Western Ribbonsnake.
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Chris Harrison
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