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<blockquote data-quote="Toby" data-source="post: 218003" data-attributes="member: 1509"><p>Red belly snake for sure, they only grow to 12&quot; at adulthood.&nbsp; They are non poisonous and don't have fangs that can piece human skin.&nbsp; They are more common in the northern part of the state but I have found many here in the southern part, usually in sandy soils.&nbsp; They are similar to a grass snake, the green ones that are found every now and then.&nbsp; They are fun to catch and play with, somewhat hostile at first but once you give them a cricket or 2 you can handle them like a pet.&nbsp; They will also scoop up nightcrawlers like no body's business.&nbsp; Had one when I was younger, changed different colors depending on what it ate, was really weird.&nbsp; More so black when it was fed just crickets and more so brown with worms...red belly was always the same.&nbsp; Had it for 2 years and then it died.&nbsp; From my understanding they don't live that long.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Toby, post: 218003, member: 1509"] Red belly snake for sure, they only grow to 12" at adulthood. They are non poisonous and don't have fangs that can piece human skin. They are more common in the northern part of the state but I have found many here in the southern part, usually in sandy soils. They are similar to a grass snake, the green ones that are found every now and then. They are fun to catch and play with, somewhat hostile at first but once you give them a cricket or 2 you can handle them like a pet. They will also scoop up nightcrawlers like no body's business. Had one when I was younger, changed different colors depending on what it ate, was really weird. More so black when it was fed just crickets and more so brown with worms...red belly was always the same. Had it for 2 years and then it died. From my understanding they don't live that long. [/QUOTE]

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