Small black worm or snake found , unknowen type?

Question

look i found two of these things and cant find any thing like it on the web ? about 3 ins long thin pencil led thick no eye as far as i can tell , if it s a bug ive never seen it ,.

Answer 1

Brahminy Blind snakes are NATIVE to asia, but are quite common here in Florida... piggybacked in with potted plants, and I'm sure anywhere else that has the right climate has them as well.

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Answer 2

it could be a Brahminy Blind Snake, which reproduces asexually, has no eyes, and is small and black.

Answer 3

where you at? Brahminy snakes live in Asia. May as well be a flatworm

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These live on earthworms. They can be small, and they live all over the place. It may also be a california blackworm, which are used in fish foods. However, they are totally aquatic. The place found may also be useful.

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