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A small purplish snake about 7 cm long. Tail and head are hard to distinguish. It has very small eyes but its tong is frequently visible.
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"~6"" long, very lively! Found hiding in the soil under a large granite rock under a shady tree. Though easily grabbed, tried to escape by wriggling vigorously. Didn't tire itself out quickly and wiggled the whole time I was holding it (~5 min. as I was trying to get a clear picture of it). Also gaped its mouth at me, which was adorable."
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"~6"" long, very lively! Found hiding in the soil under a large granite rock under a shady tree. Though easily grabbed, tried to escape by wriggling vigorously. Didn't tire itself out quickly and wiggled the whole time I was holding it (~5 min. as I was trying to get a clear picture of it). Also gaped its mouth at me, which was adorable."
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"~6"" long, very lively! Found hiding in the soil under a large granite rock under a shady tree. Though easily grabbed, tried to escape by wriggling vigorously. Didn't tire itself out quickly and wiggled the whole time I was holding it (~5 min. as I was trying to get a clear picture of it). Also gaped its mouth at me, which was adorable."
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"Found on the bathroom floor. 4"" long"
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"I think this is a Texas Blind Snake (Leptotyphlops dulcis) but need ID confirmation. I found about 6 of them while breaking up and removing very large rocks. They are about 6""-8"" long and 1/4 inch in diameter. They are a brownish color top and light color (grey / silver bottom). There are three scales between the eyes."
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