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reptile expo again. New snake for me again :)

Is it........... A snake? Am I right? Woo Hoo what did I win? looks lovely but I cant be more specific.
Josh
 
Slippery Ernie said:
hint: He is a naturally occuring hybrid.
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Hmmm. Are Kisatchies still considered corn/emoryi intergrades? That looks lighter in coloration than the young Kisatchies I've seen in photos, but that's my guess. Congrats, he looks great, whatever he is. :cheers:
 
Yep yep..

Black. So he's a yellow x black. Otherwise commonly known as a "greenish" rat snake. He's already got sort of a greenish tint to him so I'm hoping he'll be nice and green as an adult.
 
very cool! i have a grey rat...unfortunately he has a RI right now...darn winter weather. hoping he'll recover soon. i cranked up the temp in his viv.
 
oh neat ^__^ thats what i have (as far as i can tell anyway...) he's got a lot of brown tho, and even tho you can't see it in the pic his saddles are a nice warm chocolate color also can you see his stripes? i didn't notice them for nearly 2 years lol
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Oh nice!

I thought I was gonna be the only one with a greenish rat. I'd say yours is more black rat than yellow rat. I'll have to wait and see what mine turns out to be.

Any pics of yours as a hatchling?
 
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