The three-way bubblegums come in a variety of phenotypic variations too. Anything from bold pink with contrasting blotches, to a very light pale snake. It can also be a more of a solid orange/red with little pattern at all too.

Here is a pic of a very boldly patterned and colored bubblegum ratsnake.

~Doug






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