I've been told it's either a corn snake or a black racer. I don't think it's a black racer and it seems very nippy for a corn snake.
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I looked at some pictures and it could be a ratsnake.
I agree with Judy as we see these in Florida quite often. I believe around here they are usually called a black rat snake or sometimes an oak snake.
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Gardener snake. Gardener snakes are small and not too long. Or it can be a baby king snake
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