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Ruby red eyes

kenalotia said:
As far as I know, yes, all amelanistics have red eyes. And all blizzards are amels. But I do recall seeing a pic of a white corn(?) snake with blue eyes. Maybe it was just a trick of the camera, or possibly a new mutation? Anyone ese know?
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It may have been a leucistic rat snake. Some of them are pure white with blue or black eyes.
 
I have a Leusistic Texas Rat snake, and it's eyes are light blue. I have not seen an all white corn that was not an amel. examples would be Blizzard or pearl(amel lav),neither are true "white" snakes.
 
Matt L said:
I have a Leusistic Texas Rat snake, and it's eyes are light blue. I have not seen an all white corn that was not an amel. examples would be Blizzard or pearl(amel lav),neither are true "white" snakes.
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I have a question for you, Matt. I was going to get a leucistic Texas rat snake, but was told that they do not tame down very well. I decided not to get one at the time due to this. Have you noticed this with your snake, or is he tame? Thanks!
 
Terri,
Mine is quite a tiger. She has bitten me more than all my other snakes combined.(thats over 60). They do have a nasty reputation, but as they mature they calm down. She is an 01' and I bought her in March. She used to bite every time I took her out, now she is begining to calm down. This didn't concern me to much the bites are painless, and I have handled a few adults that are very docile. I don't think she will ever be as docile as the corns, but if your willing to put up with the "attitude" they are truly a beutifull snake. I'm going to refrain from posting a pic of a non-corn, but if you would like one I'll be happy to email it to you.

Matt L.
 
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