What kind of snake is this?

Check the eyes, if they are round like a humans it is non poisonous. If they look like cats eyes then it is a poisonous snake, probably a copperhead.

Maybe this site will help.

@noelleptc
I’m not good with snakes, but it the head is a tiny bit wider than it’s body. I think it’s called “no neck”.

Okay, I put a tissue in there with it and now it’s hiding and I can’t see it. I can’t remember it’s head, but there are round eyes.

@noelleptc
actually my mom caught it and put it in the box with a tissue. My bad, I don’t know why I said I did it.
Sorry for the confusion.

Is there a nearby university? If so take it into their biology department and ask them what it is. A zoo would be another good source of information.

http://www.texassnakes.net/pictures.html

Search that website and see if you can find it!

@noelleptc
Oh, okay

Second picture is a baby copperhead.
Pictures of Texas brown snake.

Hope these help to at least rule out candidates.

We have a small species of snake in my area called a ‘sharptail’.
It is a coppery brown, very tiny, ( night crawler, earthworm size ) with a a stinger like point to it’s tail.

Texas..I’d be concerned about a baby Copperhead. Yikes.

Sharptails are insect eaters only.

Is ‘Puma Slipper woman’ a type of snake?

thats a green mamba snake the are not venemous

@dyson the green mamba is as venomous as the black mamba.