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My corn Malibu

Yeah he is very relaxed when being handled I just have to keep an eye on him if I put him on the ground or table cause he wil try to escape then xD
 
Dboy275 said:
I bought him from a reptile dealer here in the Netherlands and the guy sold them as lavenders :p
Shiari could u explain what the difference is between a corn and ratsnake? Cause I'm a little confused about those we just call them rattenslang here in the Netherlands wich litteraly means ratsnake
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Just to add to the explanation - "rattenslang" here isn't the full name of the species, that would be "rode rattenslang" (although many people get confused when it's about other, non-red morphs). The other rat snake species usually get colour-names as well (grijze rattenslang, gele rattenslang, etc).

To avoid confusion with my buyers, I usually use the name "korenslang" as well as "rode rattenslang". At least they know which species I'm talking about then ^^
 
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