Yeah, that's a nice little corn snake. Just for reference (and you've probably heard this anyway), you can look for keeled scales to see if something is a water snake or not. I don't know if *all* of them have that feature (and over-generalizing is a bad idea ), but it's at least common to many species.



-P
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1.0.0 Normal corn snake (Frito)

1.0.0 Creamsicle corn (Tang)

0.1.0 Ghost corn (Raynham)

1.1.0 Bay of LA rosy boas (Rivet and Cali)

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• learning about this - lozinit, Tue Sep 12 19:47:00 2006
• RE: learning about this - lozinit, Tue Sep 12 19:47:59 2006
• RE: learning about this - lozinit, Tue Sep 12 20:28:49 2006
• definitely a corn.... - crimsonking, Tue Sep 12 20:30:15 2006
• Agreed, it is a Corn Snake n/p - mikefuture, Tue Sep 12 23:04:28 2006
• RE: learning about this - rosycorn, Tue Sep 12 23:57:25 2006
• RE: learning about this - Greg Longhurst, Wed Sep 13 05:00:30 2006
• RE: learning about this - snake_gal, Wed Sep 13 09:40:35 2006
• RE: learning about this - lozinit, Wed Sep 13 15:35:21 2006
• RE: learning about this - shaky, Wed Sep 13 18:25:28 2006