Snake in fishtank/ID?

Holy Mama!
Can you imagine.
Snake looks like it could be either a Garter (folks often call the
"gardner
snakes" which is incorrect), snake or a Ribbon Snake (which there are more
than
one type).
Do they have better pictures of it?
Like out of the water?
The Garter Snake's black isn't as shiny as the Ribbon snake's, and their
yellow
isn't as vibrant as the Ribbon's as well.
*Hubby and tried out a few different trails this summer (he runs and I
ride a
Mnt. Bike), and saw many new types of snakes. I loved it, but he gets the
creeps like crazy!
It was a fun summer. *snickering at hubby*
= )

As of today he (don't know if it's a he or a she, but I call him Sam) is
still in the tank. I'll try to get a better picture of him out of the tank.
The picture I got is crappy because I forgot to use the flash on the
camera and then the batteries died before I could get another one. You
should see the picture before I photoshop'd it.

Snake link for those that missed it:
http://trains99.tripod.com/snake.html


Bob

Bob in PA wrote:

As of today he (don't know if it's a he or a she, but I call him Sam) is
still in the tank. I'll try to get a better picture of him out of the tank.
The picture I got is crappy because I forgot to use the flash on the
camera and then the batteries died before I could get another one. You
should see the picture before I photoshop'd it.

Is he eating your fishies, or did he already eat them all? Are you feeding
him?

Sounds like this snake is either extremely clever, or extremely retarded.


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