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I saw this snake on my way up from the dive at 2 meters. I wasn´t prepared so the pictures are trully crap, but can somebody ID it?

Thanks

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Hi

I saw this snake on my way up from the dive at 2 meters. I wasn´t prepared so the pictures are truly crap, but can somebody ID it?

Thanks

 

Looks like it has a fin on the bottom. I did a little looking. Didn't find any sea snakes with apparent fins. I'm guessing an eel or fish.

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Looks like it has a fin on the bottom. I did a little looking. Didn't find any sea snakes with apparent fins. I'm guessing an eel or fish.

it does look like a eel but has scales, you can see them when you zoom the pic.Is there one eel with scales?

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Do snakes shed skin underwater ??

 

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It also looks like it has a green hitchiker on its back! I wonder what that is too!

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I think the little fish with him is a golden pilot trevally. It did not look like it was shedding the skin, it looked like like keal. i looked at pic from the olive but the pattern is s different. I don´t find any good web page for sea snakes any suggestion?

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Younger olives have a more prominent coloration pattern than the adults. I think the skin is beginning to loosen around the keel, making the keel look like a fin.

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Do snakes shed skin underwater ??

 

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With the exception of the sea kraits, sea snakes have to. The other sea snakes are not able to leave the sea.

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