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ratsnakehaven
at Sun Jun 27 00:57:13 2010 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by ratsnakehaven ]
I've been raising one I collected from the Ouachita Mountains, s.e. OK, and one I got from Troy...

...They are definitely slowinskii, imho.
I think Slowinski's corns are more like a corn snake than an Emory's rat, so I call them Pantherophis guttatus slowinskii.
PS: Slowinski's corns stick pretty much to the pine woods in OK and Emory's rats tend to be more in open/prairie habitat.
Cheers...
>>The most dramatic I've seen were the animals found by Troy Hibbits up in Oklahoma far from the original range maps!!!
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>>Regards, Bill McGighan
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