I see,....okay......either way it's DEFFINITELY a striped morph Cal. king. They are extremely common in the snake hobby, and have been for decades. Too bad it got loose or set free from a previous owner.

Thanks for sharing the photo.

I still have to wonder what the "M" suffix is all about in the file name. Many folks typically mark photo files with an "M" or "F" to distinguish the sexes of the specimens they took pics of....I know I have countless thousands of pics marked that way. So do hundreds of other snake friends that name and categorize their endless inventory of snake pics they own and/or produce.


~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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