black rat snake..

[city_of_evil6661]

i releasing them, im just trying to find out what they are.

 

[Jessica Dring]

And what they eat?
And if the housing is suitable?
LOL

Anyway, glad somebody could identify for you.

 

[Vicious_Fish]

Looks like a worm snake or ground snake. Hey friend, just FYI, in Georgia, its illegal to own native species (i.e. these snakes you keep finding in your backyard.)

I agree, looks like an Eastern Worm Snake.
http://www.fcps.edu/islandcreekes/ecology/eastern__worm_snake.htm

It's always a good idea to check the local and state laws before collecting anything native when you go herping. Every state is different. It also helps to avoid any unwanted paper work.

 

[city_of_evil6661]

And what they eat?
And if the housing is suitable?
LOL

Anyway, glad somebody could identify for you.

well they have been released now that i know what they are.

 

[Mampam]

dang, i thot it was bad in florida, i couldnt live in a state where u cant keep reptiles

i love my snapper

 

[Ophiuchus]

dang, i thot it was bad in florida, i couldnt live in a state where u cant keep reptiles

i love my snapper

Well, in GA, its just native herps....still a dumb law, but not as bad as some places. Basically, in GA, you can keep CA kingsnakes, boas, and pythons, but you can't keep cornsnakes. Its silly.