Ok, with no geographical location available, here we go......



Three small, seemed to be hatchling rattlesnakes. They were grey-black in color. The best way to describe them is that they looked like Anery cornsnakes, except with a small rattle. They even had the markings of a classic corn head pattern.



Sounds like maybe a Massasauga from the central US, maybe....







- One sub adult rattlesnake. Pinkish background colour, yellow spots. No visible pattern.



Wild animal? Maybe Crotalus Unicolor, the Aruba Island rattlesnake. Just a stab. Variable coloration





Captive bred? Could be lots more options. Need more detail if possible.



- one other that I know is venomous. I read about them somewhere, but I just can't remember for the life of me the name. It was a chocolate brown coloration, with tiny bands of white. About an inch of the tail was a bright lime green, it was also around.. a foot to two feet long.



Bright colored tail tip, very possibly venomous. A young ornate cantil ?





Just total stabs at your descriptions with no regard to location at all. I'm by no means an expert on this stuff. Sounds like maybe you're describing someone's captive animals.
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Tom



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