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I killed 30" timber rattlesnake in my drivewayAnyone know what a new born one looks like2007-11-24 2:01:00

I have seen a couple of tiny all grey snakes around and wondered if they were baby rattlers. The pics on the internet seem to show them already with patterns? Would appreciate an answer.

Answers:

They look exactly like the adults do, only smaller.

Snakes hatch out oftheir eggs with their adult markings.

Not tryingto be smart, butt he only difference is size.

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i would apreciate it if you LEFT THEM THE HELL ALONE! snakes are my passion and they all belong here even the venomous ones.. if you see one in your area call your local herp society and have them do a pic up..

by the way if is dosent have a rattle then its probrably not a rattle snake..

the paternless one your talking about isnt venomous.

by the way to the above poster.. rattle snakes dont hatch out of eggs they give live birth.

more people die from beiing struck by lightning each year then by being bittin by a venomous snake

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I agree you should really try to leave them alone. They kill all the vermon that would offer you a larger host of problems and disease. If you truly are afraid for your safety then really just call animal control and have the snake removed. SNAKES are a great value to our ecosystem and thier habitat is already being threatened enough.

I speak from experience, I grew up in the hills of southern california and i have had rattle snakes in my house (not on purpose) on my doorstep and was once even trapped in my treehouse as a child because there was one at the bottom. Yikes. BUt i never wanted to see them dead. Just wanted to not get bitten!! :)