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Catfishing suprise the other day...!

What - not even a few teaser shots?
 

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sure looked like a brown water snake to me from the pix in the video, having the black chevrons on it's back.
I just re-watched it, never even noticed the title of the vid, but someone else already posted on youtube that it is a water snake. I'm pretty sure Agkistrodon piscivorus would have chased you away before finishing it's meal. The ones we have here in OK are very aggressive snakes. Still very nice pics tho.
 
We have so many moccasins here in central Florida that it's hard to tell. Sure look's like one to me but who knows.. I wasn't going to find out..lol
 
b75nweav said:
It was! Cottonmouth and moccasin same snake
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NO it wasn't! This is a Brown Water Snake(Nerodia taxispilota), and they actually don't look anything like a real Agkistrodon piscevorus! I actually own a pair of these, and they look exactly like this snake. I KNOW Water Snakes, since I'm one of the few people in the US that actually breeds this genus.
 
Take a breath, Sharon.
It was dark, and the guy didn't know. I get that the incorrect identification can be frustrating; but Mr Weaver is a friendly, and simply took some pictures of a snake that caught a bigger fish than he did.
Besides, you're 3 months late with your outrage (and there are, or were, more than a few people that breed them)
 
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