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Zeke 3 year s ago
#15 - good info (though technically it's "venomous") but there is a snake in Florida that looks like a viper - called a watersnake - but it's not venomous. Left my garage open a bit and one came in my garage - I used a shovel to lift it out thinking it was venomous but turns out it wasn't
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Jud 3 year s ago
Zeke,
In Florida you also have the very very shy but very very venomous Coral snake, which looks nothing like a pit viper.
In Florida you also have the very very shy but very very venomous Coral snake, which looks nothing like a pit viper.
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Kathryn 3 year s ago
#15 I don't see myself checking for a single or double row of subcaudal plates below the snake's anal plate when confronted by it ... but okay. 
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Hoda 3 year s ago
#12, great tip can't wait to get into a situation to try it out...
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Dani 3 year s ago
#10 The "log cabin" structure is much easier to build and allows for better airflow. You can also more easily set wet wood around the perimeter to dry.
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Trina 3 year s ago
Great post. I love these.
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Charles 3 year s ago
Why I am still looking at these?
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Ora 3 year s ago
#1 I always start the donor first of all. Else you might end with two dead batteries.
In Florida you also have the very very shy but very very venomous Coral snake, which looks nothing like a pit viper.