Are a natural intergrade between black rats and yellow rats, so the size of those animals will give you the range...Larger than a corn, but only by a foot or so.

The one pictured above is a beautiful animal. There is much variation in the "greenish" ratsnake, so check with the breeder in terms of what you might expect. Dwight's animals are obviously very impressive, so that would not be a bad place to start. Duffy

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• Colorful rats - TrpnBils, Sat Apr 23 18:16:19 2005
• RE: Colorful rats - duffy, Sat Apr 23 19:04:14 2005
• How much bigger? - jfirneno, Sat Apr 23 19:27:53 2005
• RE: How much bigger? - trpnbils, Sat Apr 23 20:01:19 2005
• Okay fine... - jfirneno, Sat Apr 23 21:20:26 2005
• RE: Okay fine... - TrpnBils, Sun Apr 24 00:43:48 2005
• Very good. Sounds like you've got the bases covered... - jfirneno, Sun Apr 24 10:17:14 2005
• Kids & ratsnakes....... - duffy, Sun Apr 24 06:00:15 2005
• Duffy, I agree with your observations on ratsnake behaviour... - jfirneno, Sun Apr 24 10:32:20 2005
• How about a greenish rat.... - Hotshot, Sun Apr 24 15:19:48 2005
• Or you could even go with an albino black rat..... - Hotshot, Sun Apr 24 15:23:11 2005
• RE: Or you could even go with an albino black rat..... - trpnbils, Sun Apr 24 15:46:16 2005
• "greenish" rats........ - duffy, Sun Apr 24 16:24:32 2005
• Oddrat input... - Conrad, Sun Apr 24 19:40:23 2005
• males get big.... - Gargoyle420, Mon Apr 25 01:11:29 2005
• RE: Colorful rats - Mass_Chaos, Mon Apr 25 22:46:57 2005