>>If that is a NEW ENGLAND line axanthic it came directly from the canal stock in s .dade county. If it was outbred then well..



I'm happy calling her an N.E.axanthic Florida King, beyond that....???



>>Reports from the Florida Keys is that these snakes all have very small short heads and that is what prompted my question.



The only report of a Kingsnake in the Keys I'm aware of is a Scarlet King. I'm not sure if that's the same reference FoxTurtle was referring to or not? But, I'd agree that if there was a population of floridana found there (no matter what phase) it'd be pretty big news.



>>I will post pics of my Okechobee kings later this week to show their heads. They are very small and short.



Well, That won't do me any good. For some reason all I get when you post pics are the dreaded red X's? Not really sure why either, my browser doesn't have any sites blocked and it seems everyone else can see them, so it must be something on my end? I can see everyone else's pics, but for some reason yours don't come through?






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