Florida Crowned Snake vs. Florida Brownsnake
Young Florida Brownsnakes, dark-headed with a pale band, share the crowned snake's sandy woods. A: Smooth and glossy, plain reddish-tan in the Florida Crowned Snake; keeled, with rows of tiny black dots in the Florida Brownsnake. B: A dark cap on a pale body in the Florida Crowned Snake; whitish lips with a dark mark under the eye in the Florida Brownsnake.
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