Snake Photos

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake	Cottonmouth a.k.a. Water Moccassin	Eastern Coral Snake	Corn Snake a.k.a. Red Rat Snake

Eastern Garter Snake	Black Racer	Yellow Rat Snake	Banded Water Snake

Burmese Python	Red Tailed Boa Constrictor	Pueblan Milk Snake	Glass Lizard

Florida Scarlet Snake	Florida Ringneck Snake	Coachwhip	Brown Water Snake

Closeup - Black Racer	Closeup - Corn Snake	Closeup - Garter Snake	Closeup - Yellow Rat Snake

Closeup - Eastern Coral Snake	Closeup - Florida Scarlet Snake	Closeup - Pueblan Milk Snake	Closeup - Brown Water Snake

Closeup - Juvenile Black Racer	Closeup - Juvenile Corn Snake	Closeup - Coachwhip	Closeup - Banded Water Snake

Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake	Cottonmouth / Water Moccasin	Eastern Coral Snake	Garter Snake

Black Racer	Yellow Rat Snake	Corn Snake / Red Rat Snake	Garden Snake

Juvenile Black Racer	Juvenile Red Rat Snake	Banded Water Snake	Coachwhip

Florida Scarlet Snake	Pine Woods Snake	Brown Water Snake	Florida Ringneck Snake

Ribbon Snake	Glass Lizard (not a snake)	Burmese Python (not native)	Boa Constrictor (not native)

Pygmy Rattlesnake	Florida Brown Snake	Mud Snake	Southern Hognose Snake

Blue Phase Eastern Garter - This is about as big as they get.	Corn Snake / Red Rat Snake - Possibly Florida's prettiest snake.	Eastern Diamondback - It will stand its ground, but don't approach it.	Eastern Garter Snake - Note the color difference from the blue phase.

I caught this Boa Constrictor from an old couple's garage.	This Cottonmouth is crawling up the snake hook - dangerously close.	I hung this Pueblan Milk Snake on some phalanopsis orchids.	The Pueblan was an incredible climber - right up the wall.

Corn Snakes are great climbers, and often crawl into attics.	This little Corn Snake stands its ground - they're usually non-aggressive.	Customer complained of snake noises in the attic, and sure enough, I caught this.	Yes, I caught this Brown Water Snake at Carrottop's house.

It's a good idear to hang a deadly Coral Snake from your nose.	A smaller Eastern Diamondback Rattler - always treat with caution.	The Black Racer is the most common snake that I catch.	There's four Black Racers in this pile o' snakes.

The juvenile Black Racer looks nothing like the adult. It darkens with age.	This Eastern Coral Snake made the shape of a 1, a 2, a 5, a 6, an 8, but not a 9.	This Cottonmouth was HUGE - over 5 feet long, and thick like a slug.	The beautiful and deadly Eastern Diamondback, ready to strike.

I caught this faux pond serpent (fake lake snake) in 2003.	Why do people like to kill snakes? They're harmless creatures.	Here's my artsy-fartsy black and white snake photo.	I caught this python and fed it a squirrel that I trapped.