I have not shared this one here before.
This is my 6 yr. old male Hypo Sonoran Gopher Snake. He is the mellowest snake ever.


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I have not shared this one here before.
This is my 6 yr. old male Hypo Sonoran Gopher Snake. He is the mellowest snake ever.


Beautiful snake. Have you had it since a hatchling, or did you buy it as an adult?
Ken
Thanks Ken,
I got him as an adult. He was originally thought to be a Bull with some Gopher in him but was just recently identified as Sonoran Gopher by a guy that knows his stuff

very nice snake. can i have him? lol
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Cool snake although I would not call it hypo.
Looks like a normal affinis to me. Maybe http://images.google.com and search for pituophis affinis you'll see many snakes that look like yours.
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