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...an o4' yellow x everglades...
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0.1 c.b.97' 8' 60 lb. common boa "scarlet"
1.0 c.b.02' 6' 15 lb. "hi pink" common boa "maverick"
0.1 c.b.06' 17" firebelly x pastel boa "betty boa"
1.0 c.b. 06' 15" ball python "bart"(i finally got one that eats lol)
?.? 2 savannah monitors:3'"ozzy" 2'"uggy"
1.0 everglades x yellow ratsnake c.b. 04' 4' "pooh"
1.0 c.b.06' redear slider "dweezil"
1.0 c.b.04' emorys ratsnake "zeus"
"...does it bite?"
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If we are going to keep it North American rat snakes I will have to say that in my opinion bairds rat snakes are the most underated but I am working on that...LOL
so how about a few yellow pics to go with yours?
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"Resistance is futile"
Jimmy Johnson
(Draybar)
Draybars Snakes
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...ok you might be right about that but i think bairds rats are climbing in popularity...i might even get me one lol...beautiful yellow by the way,they are my favorites!
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0.1 c.b.97' 8' 60 lb. common boa "scarlet"
1.0 c.b.02' 6' 15 lb. "hi pink" common boa "maverick"
0.1 c.b.06' 17" firebelly x pastel boa "betty boa"
1.0 c.b. 06' 15" ball python "bart"(i finally got one that eats lol)
?.? 2 savannah monitors:3'"ozzy" 2'"uggy"
1.0 everglades x yellow ratsnake c.b. 04' 4' "pooh"
1.0 c.b.06' redear slider "dweezil"
1.0 c.b.04' emorys ratsnake "zeus"
"...does it bite?"
snakes are in this scenario that i can think of in North American. One is the one pictured of guad. One is the lindheimeri. The other would be the specie of green found in Arizona / New mexico ? it really wasn't that long ago that both suboc and baird were of vague. But I do agree that bairdi got reconized way after suboc. oops ! Where does fox snake fall into here. Is it still rat with the boga or the panth scientific name applied ? I hope i know what i'm talking about ? Which I gotta ask, do we still have any true elaphe in north america with the name change ?
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>>Is it still rat with the boga or the panth scientific name applied ?
Fox Snakes WERE Elaphe vulpina - they are now Pantherophis vulpina. The Trans-Pecos genus remains unchanged - they are still Bogertophis subocularis.
>>Which I gotta ask, do we still have any true elaphe in north america with the name change ?
No, we no longer have Elaphe in North America. All of the recent genetic studies have shown that our N.American 'Elaphe' are actually more closely related to Asian Rat snakes than they are the original European Elaphe species which were the original type specimens.
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Matt Campbell
"I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown, for going out, I found, was really going in." John Muir
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