ok I think it's going to be left alone it's pretty big!
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I would be diving for BB's and filtering the blood out of my pool for days!Comment
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Mostly frogs and fish. Shouldn't have fish in a swimming pool and frogs aren't hard to dip out. I like having snakes around as much as anyone, but I don't want water snakes in my swimming pool. They're aggressive, they stink and they're not good for the Polaris!Originally posted by Snipehunter View Post
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Like said above, water snake that has been feeding on the frogs in and around the pool. Ask him has he had less frogs in the pool lately?Comment
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Looks like a brown blotch water snake.Comment
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definitely a watersnake and not a cotton mouth. i cant be certain on the exact species...Comment
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I lean a little towards cottonmouth,they tend to have rougher scales than a typical water snake, this one seems to have they ridge down his back also.
just kill it and look in it mouth tell us whos rightComment
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They're sometimes hard for me to tell apart too. Especially from just photos. I'm fairly sure it's Nerodia erythrogaster. It looks more like the Yellow-bellied subspecies to me, but I can't rule out Blotched. Like you said, it's for certain not a cottonmouth.Originally posted by leebtattoos View PostComment
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I'd say its a Plainbelly Watersnake but I don't know that for sure.But I agree with everyone that said it was some kind of Watersnake and not a Water Moccasin.Comment
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