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Yet another...
- Thread starter CornLove
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E. g. guttata
Her name was Mary-9/17/05
Looks like some kind of corn, possibly a creamsicle. Is that yellow hue really there, or is it lighting/camera influence?
Hawkeyeherps
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Bubblegum Rat Snake.
dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
Rat snake. The pic looks very yellow, but it could be an albino black rat. Are those what are called Bubblegum ratsnakes?
CornLove
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Hawkeyeherps said:
That's it
We came up with that answer here to. An Elaphe obsoleta ssp. "bubblegum". The guy who was selling the snake had bought it as a bubblegum. The missunderstanding was that he thought it was a bubblegum corn, but it obviosly is a bubblegum rat Thnak's for your answers :wavey: