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Wild anerys?

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RaidenTheAlmighty

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Have you ever seen a wild anery corn? It seems to be relatively common in the corn snake population. With the different types of gray rats snakes, I don't think that a gray corn snake would be in an adverse position.

So, have you ever happened upon a wild anery?
 
Wish I lived in the South to see wild corns. I would totally go herpin as much as I could. I read somewhere that there were more sightings of wild anery corns in locals that have many more asphalt-paved roads. Unless you actually caught one, how would you be able to tell it was a corn and not a rat from 6ft?
 
I've only seen one wild corn, and it was a normal. I've heard of a place in Florida that has a high population of aneries, but I probably couldn't find those either.
 
Well i have Been field herping on grandfathers property. I can say i have seen What looked to be a very dark corn almost black. I hope to see it again a snap some photos. I have had no luck yet. The rat snakes are easy to find they like hanging out around the chicken and racing piegons.
 
I own one. I trust the guy I got him from and he claims that my male anery is a wild caught from Florida.
He looks just like a regular anery corn. A bit thinner and longer than some of my others.
 
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