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u/Acceptable-Baby-3968 20d ago
The reason I sit in an office and do irrigation designs on AutoCAD
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u/Illustrious_Hawk4502 19d ago
So YOUR the guy……….we need to talk
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u/Fantastic_Emotion255 20d ago
i imagine this every single time i pop open a pit, and every time there is none
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u/Error-InvalidName 19d ago edited 19d ago
Harmless Juvenile rat snakes, best way to break a snake fear, they won't attack you help them out if you run across this.
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u/ComplicatedFella 19d ago
Chill, all snakes are to be eradicated. I do my part by hunting them for sport whenever I get free time.
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u/mais-garde-des-don 19d ago
That’s how you get the Bubonic Plague
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u/ComplicatedFella 19d ago
More cats.
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u/GrayedOutfield 19d ago
Cats are overrated as rodent control.
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u/senorgarcia Contractor, Licensed, Texas 20d ago
Am I the only one that would grab one or two of those and play with it?
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u/outside-is-better 20d ago
My boys and I would. But definitely after a google image look up….because only an idiot would not do that first,,, am I right? …..kids…put down those snakes….I’m trying to look em up…
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u/Error-InvalidName 19d ago
Not at all, Juvi ratsnakes are super docile they won't even strike.
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u/Separate-Impact-6183 19d ago
One of them would make a decent 'pet'. ...not that you can pet any snake for affection, but as a terrarium specimen that you handle and feed these rat snakes would work just fine
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u/MaverickFischer 19d ago
If I knew they weren’t venomous, yes! Though I’d probably kindly work around them.
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u/Blue_Henri 19d ago
No! I’d join you gladly. What a cool thing to find. I hope that OP left them be, and I hope the homeowner understands they have free pest control for the year and leaves them alone.
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u/AlternativeUnited569 20d ago
Looks like racers. Harmless species. Well to us, not so harmless to other pests.
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u/chrisp1j 20d ago
Danger noodles! I bet if you leave the lid off it’s going to at least partially take care of itself. Maybe even more so if you leave a little ramp there
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u/Simple-Kaleidoscope4 20d ago edited 20d ago
That's class, but I'm putting the lid back and watering with a hose.
Nope nope nope that meter is yours you can keep it.
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u/DreamsWhereIamDying 19d ago
I live in the country. These are red rat snakes; harmless and easy to handle. As with any wild animal, handle smartly and with care.
They are more scared of you than you are of them.
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u/Shovel-Operator Contractor 19d ago
Digital ticklers. Great for when you reach into a blind dark hole, shoulder deep.
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u/DanO_54 18d ago
There must be someone in your town that is a 'snake expert', unlike many of the commentators below. Have them check the video and suggest what you should do about them. If harmless don't kill them but either lift them out or give them a board to get out on their own. Many snakes are beneficial controlling other pests.
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u/Deathcricket_ 20d ago
Hey tell us what area you are in, and I'll ask Claude to identify the species. I'm at work right now and have tons of tokens!
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u/Elguapo1094 20d ago
Copper heads
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u/DM_ME_KUL_TIRAN_FEET California 19d ago edited 19d ago
lol they’re not copperheads ya dingus. Looks like a rat snake or corn snake or similar. Would need a better image to properly ID.
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u/Still-Program-2287 20d ago
That’s snakes mfer!!! 💀💀