The black eyelash marking under the eye, the distintinctive marking on all northern spieces of the genus, and the size of the body scales,(indigos have the largest) and the white skin striping that is showing under the scales on the neck usally only visable as juviniles, and remember there are huge numbers burmese pythons released and breeding in south florida, so the texan rubidus can be found in a close by state, but rarly. JB Oh! and thats a western db...

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• black snake eating a rattler - wha is it - JP, Wed Jul 8 18:40:46 2009
• another pic - JP, Wed Jul 8 18:41:09 2009
• trying to pin down locality.... - JP, Wed Jul 8 19:35:36 2009
• RE: another pic - anuraanman, Wed Jul 8 19:36:46 2009
• here's the thing.... - JP, Wed Jul 8 19:41:32 2009
• RE: here's the thing.... - NWFLHerper, Wed Jul 8 19:48:32 2009
• RE: here's the thing.... - JP, Wed Jul 8 19:55:15 2009
• RE: here's the thing.... - NWFLHerper, Wed Jul 8 20:41:18 2009
• quick question.... - JP, Wed Jul 8 21:07:37 2009
• Easy ID.. - jodscovry, Wed Jul 8 21:29:01 2009
• more confused than ever -----> - JP, Wed Jul 8 21:39:05 2009
• RE: more confused than ever -----> - LarryF, Wed Jul 8 22:22:37 2009
• I met to type in erebennus, not rubidus - jodscovry, Fri Jul 10 18:21:55 2009
• RE: quick question.... - NWFLHerper, Wed Jul 8 22:06:47 2009
• RE: here's the thing.... - CrimsonKing, Fri Jul 10 15:14:08 2009
• yeah... - JP, Fri Jul 10 21:02:09 2009
• RE: here's the thing.... - seeulater, Wed Jul 8 20:28:50 2009
• here's the thing....it's an indigo.!. - JYohe, Thu Jul 9 16:59:40 2009
• RE: black snake eating a rattler - wha is it - chrish, Wed Jul 8 22:51:55 2009
• RE: black snake eating a rattler - wha is it - anuraanman, Wed Jul 8 23:02:59 2009
• RE: black snake eating a rattler - wha is it - Joe_M, Thu Jul 9 15:51:05 2009