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Thread: Don't Neglect The A/C Unit This Summer!

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    Copperheads don't hang out around people and wouldn't be inside an AC unit.
    Head shape, markings, body shape and location are all wrong for copperhead.
    Its a rat snake or some variation of a rat snake. Harmless mouse eater.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChileRelleno View Post
    That isn't a Copperhead, that is an Florida White Oak Snake.

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    I would have agreed with CarlF that it was a gray rat snake. I' not familiar with the other'un---they probably taste the same.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CarlF View Post
    Copperheads don't hang out around people
    I guess the one I killed on my back porch didn't get the memo.
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    how about this: "don't normally hang out around people".....

    Juveniles are found in wet bottom lands, then adults move up to drier upland areas.
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    It is not a rat snake it is an oak snake.
    There is a difference.
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    [QUOTE=Big Dawg;91840]
    Quote Originally Posted by ChileRelleno View Post
    That isn't a Copperhead, that is an Florida.

    If I seen that snake here in Tennessee it would be a Copper Head. Apparently they have the same markings.
    i'm in Tennessee and have seen hundreds of copperheads. it's not even close.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ChileRelleno View Post
    It is not a rat snake it is an oak snake.
    There is a difference.

    A slight difference, same species, different sub-species.


    White Oak Gray Rat Snake Elaphe obsoleta spiloides
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    I'm pretty sure the one that got into my AC was a rat snake but he was pretty crispy after they found him so I was not able to ask him exactly what species he/she was!
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