Now I got this pictures below from two nairalanders who saw something similar. Unfortunately, I see them alot in my farm and I don't even know the name or if it's venomous or not. Who knows what this creature is.

https://www.nairaland.com/5872025/what-kind-snake#up

Kindly keep off this thread if you don't know or not sure about the name. We don't want kids here

Puff adder bruh

Here we go

Damn

What you have up there is known as common krait

I think Science, in this case study of reptiles "Herpetology" as a long way to go in this country.

I believe discoveries are endless, and years of continual change of metamorphic actions occurring due to genetic mutation.

Someone said Puff adder, the pattern does look alike in a way, not keenly though.
And puff adder is a sturdy snake in place of being lengthy.

Common kraits?
Definately no, they are found in some parts of Asia, not this part of the world...

I came across a baby snake with a look alike pattern years ago.... captured it, though later released it..

This snake simply can't be identified just with few pictures, should be a chase for an herpetologist.

This is no krait nor puff adder

Python

Both pictures are not same snake species. The second picture has the patterns of a python, a baby python.

We should remember pythons aint born large, they start out small like all living things.

The first snake is a king cobra, while the second one is a lyre snake(trimorphodon).
I'm 100% sure ! Now, where my 5k at !

Baroba coke and tell them so we will share the price money

Still on

This is Rattle snake sir, Looks more like timber rattle snake. thanks for sending the money in advance

smokey12345:
This is Rattle snake sir, Looks more like timber rattle snake. thanks for sending the money in advance

When I saw this thread
My mind went to timber rattlesnake and boa constrictor, but it's not the same.
Op you can't make us identify a snake with just a picture

Promo still on.

Grey rat snake