Green Snake ID?

[Bill H 6,577]

Can someone please ID this snake?

 

  

 

 

[p-power 25]

Red tailed rat snake . The name says red tail, but they have grey and brown tails too. Non poisonous snake, no need to kill

[Runian 925]

so I did an google image search on the top most picture, and this came up  

 

Edited June 6, 2015 by Runian

[kaloy 228]

Two stepper....

[Lee 17,711]

[cvgtpc1 2,590]

I would immediately think green mamba and run like hell if I saw that sucker even tho wrong continent lol

[Headshot 29,772]

That snake is easily identified. It is a DEAD snake. They are quite common in the Philippines, and are often found in the vicinity of a Filipino/Filipina with a shovel or bolo in hand.

[Bill H 6,577]

That snake is easily identified. It is a DEAD snake. They are quite common in the Philippines, and are often found in the vicinity of a Filipino/Filipina with a shovel or bolo in hand.

 

Ahhh of course, well thanks, Headshot, that certainly cleared things up.  I thought it was poisonous due to the shape of the head, which appears viperish to me.

I would immediately think green mamba and run like hell if I saw that sucker even tho wrong continent lol

 

Yup me too or one of those green bamboo snakes that are common in sugar cane fields and kill folks every year.

[ROCO22 1,630]

Saw one in a mango tree...family's front yard.

 

I keep my distance from all those no shoulders feckers.

[cvgtpc1 2,590]

My wife would've had somebody chop the tree down and burn it LOL  

 

Or thought of it.

[quit_yume 1,003]

worth about $125 retail in the usa

[easy44 5,573]

That's a garden hose snake.  It disguises itself as a hose and bites anyone who tries to pick it up

[hookedtothenet 311]

It is without doubt a redtailed green rat snake  (Gonyosoma oxycephalum). Harmless species- Non-venomous.  Has a wide distribution across many islands in the Philippines. I have personally bred this species before. They can be a little aggressive if cornered.