I am sooooo bad at snakes lol - is it a pine snake????
(please don't laugh - IDing is not really my thing lol)

ok....um I found it near my house. (that is quite a big clue cause I live in south africa!) Pine snakes and bull snakes are found in North America.

It is a hot...and it is hinged front fanged(that is basically giving away the phylum(family))

one more give away...lets think..mmmm

ok this could help you or totally throw you off..haha
it lays eggs!

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Is it a Pit viper?

I'd say it's a night adder (Causus sp.), but what species? I'd then say it's most likely either Causus defilippii (snouted night adder) or Causus rhombeatus (common night adder), due to the location. Then I'd say, judging by the pinkish brown color, it might be Causus defilippii, although I can't really tell how "snouted" this potential snouted night adder is, so maybe it's the C. rhombeatus after all. Range maps, photos, and good descriptions are hard to come by though, so I could be wrong, but if I am, I think I'm at least close. How'd I do?

P.S. that was pure evil of you to include only one photo shot from above. Evil I say!

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would be too easy then...i will let the true answer come out after a few more good guesses.... lets say 5!

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I reiterate myself. Evil!

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"Eagles may soar, but weasels don't get sucked into jet engines." - John Benfield

Okay. I'll go with Rhombic Night Adder; Causus rhombeatus.

It's colour looks kinda like a rattlesnake? Lol Oh well..

i need a pic of the side of the head... im not really sure what that is...

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obsoleta lindheimeri(texas ratsnake)
varanus nilocticus(nile monitor)
Sternotherus odoratus(musk turtle)
pagona minor(2)(bearded dragons breeding pair)

ahhh...i give the award to furryscaley.

C. rhombeatus it is...Ssativa had it properly but would never have guessed it without mats answer. Well done!!

next time I will make it harder....hehe

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