What kind of snake is this? Any help?

[okshaus]

I think it is a Northern Pine Snake but I am not sure....

 

[silkensunlight]

Looks like it might be a milk snake to me.

 

[Zigmont]

where do you live? It does look like a pine snake. certainly not poisonous. They are protected where I live in NJ

 

[Zigmont]

milk snakes are red

 

[CluckyCharms]

I'd say it's either a northern pine or an anery corn snake; both are harmless. We had an anery corn snake named Candycorn - lived to 7 and grew to 5.2 ft.

If you go outside and alarm the snake (wave a stick in its general vicinity). If it starts shaking it's tail like a rattler and violently hisses at you - that's a northern pine trait. If it does pretty much nothing...or slinks away, or acts curious in regard to the stick - it's probably an anery corn.

I don't know anything about snakes other than my own experiences with Candy. I'm sure others on the board will chime in to help you.

 

[silkensunlight]

milk snakes are red

That depends on where you are. Eastern milk snakes can be a grey/brown color.

 

[zazouse]

I think it is a Northern Pine Snake but I am not sure....

That is a juvenile rat snake.

 

[7L Farm]

Here's a rat snake.

 

[CochinBrahmaLover]

Don't know but can I have it?

 

[ChickPrincess]

I'm quite sure it's a corn snake. Named that because they live in the corn fields down south and eat mice and rats. They are a very common pet snake.
Where are you located?
I'm pretty sure that's what it is... very harmless unless you're a mouse.