I've had this female Scarlet for a couple of years now, and I have yet to see another quite like her. She (apparently) has no yellow pigmentation whatsoever.

Her bands are a creamy white and nowhere near to the typical yellow or orange.

She's an adult (19" ) WC from N. FL.

Please note that she is entering shed in this image, and thereby her bands appear to have a 'hypo-ish' appearance that they ordinarily do not. However, even post-shed her red and black bands don't have the enameled sheen that a typical Scarlet exhibits. Rather, her scales have a softer, velvety appearance.

Curious to hear any and all thoughts or opinions.

Trevor

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