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Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
I'd consider that a normal on looks alone, unless it is specifically from the Okeetee region.
Mike@boakingdom
The Fanatical Hobbyist
I agree with Clint...looks like a nice normal 
BTW...Happy Holidays Clint! Your little ones are doing great (I'm sorry I didn't get them to you before Winter hit)
:santa:
BTW...Happy Holidays Clint! Your little ones are doing great (I'm sorry I didn't get them to you before Winter hit)
:santa:
robertwallace
Corns Rock
I think it looks like a real nice normal from the pic.
That is one nice "normal" corn snake.
I think it was Jimmy J(draybar) that said there is nothing "normal" about normals and I agree. They are the nominate race, and as beautiful as the various morphs are, they woudn't exist without the "normals".
"Okeetee " has become a very abused designation. in my opinion, it was once a locale specific term that developed into a name for exceptionally orange snakes with thick black borders around the saddles. I live in Pinellas County, Florida and the corn snakes here could easily be marketed as Okeetees, at least from what I have observed in the field.
Your snake is very beautiful and you should be proud of it.
I think it was Jimmy J(draybar) that said there is nothing "normal" about normals and I agree. They are the nominate race, and as beautiful as the various morphs are, they woudn't exist without the "normals".
"Okeetee " has become a very abused designation. in my opinion, it was once a locale specific term that developed into a name for exceptionally orange snakes with thick black borders around the saddles. I live in Pinellas County, Florida and the corn snakes here could easily be marketed as Okeetees, at least from what I have observed in the field.
Your snake is very beautiful and you should be proud of it.
Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
Thanks Mike! I hope you have a safe and Happy holiday season also.
No problem, I know how it goes. I've still got a snake that I was supposed to ship to Carol earlier this year! :sidestep:
(oops!....I mean last year)