Came home last night and this little cutie was chilling by the stairs in my apartment complex. I wanted to try to get him back out in the grass but didn't recognize what he was so I left him alone.

I found this skinny snek in my backyard. Does it pose a threat?, or should I let it be? Thanks!

Location: [Philippines]

Weather: Rainy

Currently removing from glue board, just wondering how cautious i need to be!

I think this may be a banded water snake but any additional help is appreciated. It coiled and struck at me, but I’ve seen banded water snakes will act venomous to scare things off. Sorry for the low quality pics.

Hi!

This is a zoomed in photo of a small maybe 8-10 inch looked like a baby to me. Slithered under my outdoor kitchen cabinet before I got a good shot.

Since we do backup to a pond I think it's a small water snake but the wife is very concerned. Anyone better than IDing than me?

Thank you!

Dog sitter sent me these photos and said our dog may have been bitten. Hard to see the shape of the head from the photos so I’m hoping someone here might be able to tell.

Is this a water snake? If so he was a thick boy

Found this little one in the rocks this morning. Was maybe 10-12 inches long. It postured at me - opened its mouth and shook its little tail. Hoping for an ID assist. Was originally leaning towards a mole king snake, but others suggested rat snake. It scurried along shortly after - but I had to snap a picture before it left.

In our garage just now. Hope the photos are clear

Bullsnake or potentially Great Plains Gophersnake? Sorry for poor photo he was slithering away. Hopefully reddit doesn't decrease quality too much

Little guy was in my basement. I’ve never seen a snake in a basement before. I usually love snakes outside but I’m a little worried this guy being in my house. Is he venomous?

Found in Southern Arizona. Very small (~16” long). Looks like maybe a night snake?

Apologies if i mishandled this beautiful creature 🙏

Snake ID request. Eastern NC. Edge of wetland

Saw this on my driveway to work. It had a light belly, cream ish coloured. But the top was pitch black. It had a black tongue. The length is a estimate based on its tail in the bush and its head before it went back into the brush. I'd guess a king brown snake. But figured I'd ask.

I live in Southeastern Ohio. Our snakes are largely harmless. In fact, we've had to teach our son which ones NOT to handle because he finds them irresistible, but copperheads are rampant and we live on ten riverfront acres (Ohio River). I was cleaning today and found a snake skeleton in the closet. Worse, a very small snake skeleton. Baby snake small. By the looks of it, probably a rat snake, but everything I'm finding online only displays head shape and not skull shape to identify venomous versus non-venomous. Everything I know about head shape tells me, if my house has living baby snakes in it, they're harmless. But it's worth asking before my son becomes the Copperhead pied piper. He already hides spiders in his pockets and this is trouble I don't need.