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RE: 2011 Limpia Canyon hatchlings

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Posted by: Aaron at Mon Sep 12 01:41:44 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Aaron ]  
   

I would call that speckled.

I would guess that it's possible that speckling is a sex linked trait rather than true sexual dimorphism. In the Striped/Abberrant Blackbelly phase Caifornia Kingsnakes the trait seems to take an extra generation(or more) to manifest in females and striped/abberrant females are much less common than males in the wild.
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