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What's her morph?
- Thread starter dmayer5
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Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
What you probably have is an albino rusty black rat snake X corn snake hybrid. I'm not 100 % sure if the rusty black rat is just a color variation of the black rat snake or if it is an actual genetic morph, like a hypo or something. I've seen lighter and darker versions and at least one breeder is marketing them under the "rusty" name: http://www.generalexotics.com/snakes/rat-snakes-for-sale/rusty-black-rat-snake They also have an albino licorice (white-sided) version.
You may want to check out the "beasts", which are black rat X corn hybrids (named because of their size). I don't know if "rusty" is in the mix, but they are very interesting snakes!
You may want to check out the "beasts", which are black rat X corn hybrids (named because of their size). I don't know if "rusty" is in the mix, but they are very interesting snakes!
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
Safe, yes, but you can't label the offspring as corn snakes as they will be hybrids.