Texas Blind Snake vs. Brahminy Blindsnake

Both are tiny worm-like snakes; the introduced Brahminy turns up in potting soil and gardens (Phoenix and Tucson, and Texas towns). A: Pinkish-brown, shiny, paler below in the Texas Blind Snake; very dark brown to black, the snout tip paler in the Brahminy Blindsnake. B: Pale pinkish head in the Texas Blind Snake; dark head the same colour as the body in the Brahminy Blindsnake.

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