From what I've heard, these are generic, non locale Black Ratsnakes, bred by Ben Hoiting (from the Netherlands). About 10 or so years ago, he just unexpectately hatched one from a clutch of normals, and decided to work on it. It turned out to be a recessive trait. Later on, he crossed them into lavender albino's, resulting into specimens with an odd, rather hard to describe, but actually quite nice blueish color.
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I'm Dutch. Somebody shoot me.

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• Black Rat Snake question - xblackheart, Wed Aug 11 15:20:41 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - xblackheart, Wed Aug 11 15:22:37 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - DMong, Wed Aug 11 16:56:28 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - AllenSheehan, Wed Aug 11 20:11:31 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - DMong, Wed Aug 11 21:30:07 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - hermanbronsgeest, Thu Aug 12 02:43:57 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - DMong, Thu Aug 12 12:15:08 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - hermanbronsgeest, Fri Aug 13 02:39:57 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - DMong, Fri Aug 13 16:25:19 2010
• oops!, meant "very", not "nery" LOL!. - DMong, Fri Aug 13 16:26:47 2010
• RE: Black Rat Snake question - hermanbronsgeest, Sat Aug 14 04:31:13 2010
• cool!!......n/p - DMong, Sat Aug 14 08:42:19 2010