Hello I have just found a snake in the water in my garden pond. It is about 20-30cm long. Now I wanted to know which one it is? Can you help me?
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Unfortunately not. It doesn’t work without a good description or a picture.
You should be careful if you find a snake. There is also a poison snake with us – the Kreuzotters. If the snake is silver-grey to dark-grey and has bright (usually yellow), half-mond-shaped drawings at the back of the head left and right, it is a ring-shaped scatter. http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ringelnatter.
Or maybe it’s just a blind spot? Give this to Google Image Search.
probably a ringgate. Ringlets are closely connected to the water and require small ponds of ponds or wet meadows. Ringers are completely hamless.
For this purpose, the ring gates would be suitable.
http://www.schlangeninfos.de/schlangen/heimische.htm
Joa, at least one young animal.
Not really, maybe you can put a picture in? At least it won’t be dangerous…
And that’s exactly what could be a disgust. Unfortunately, many people do not think that there is also a poisonous snake with us – the Kreuzotters. But they prefer to stay in sunny, warm places and escape when you approach her. Nevertheless, you should be careful and not access. The bite of a Kreuzotter is not necessarily fatal for a healthy person, but very unpleasant. In children or people with circulatory weaknesses, however, the bite can also be fatal.
I know the Kreuzotter (and the questioner probably also). Nonetheless, this is not a “true” but the most likely. Crusaders are first larger, secondly they do not live in waters, thirdly they are very rare, fourthly very shy, fifthly their bite is not enough to kill a healthy adult and sixthly the crusaders inject in defense bites mostly no poison. I wouldn’t worry about it.
How do you know how many animals run? How many of them get into nature? Certainly it is more probable that he found a ringing atter, but without having seen the animal you cannot say that clearly. Therefore, it is not easy to say that it is harmless.
The possibility of terrarium animals is not as small as you think.
As already said, if you don’t know, you should be careful.
I assume the questioner didn’t take her to bed. And save the lecture on how unlikely it is to find an exotic poisonous snake in the pond
And who says that it is not a snake that has escaped from a terrarium? There should also be people who are overwhelmed with their animals or their offspring and leave them in nature.
It’s like mushrooms. If you are not absolutely sure, you leave your fingers!
So it’s really hard to write which snake that is when we only know the length of the snake…