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Hi all this is my first post and my first snake. My husband had snakes as a kid and wanted another cali king. I read up on them and decided on a corn.We went to a show up in PA and I found my baby. A brindle corn about 10-12 inches long. he got two cali kings and I hate their attitude. anyway if theres anyone who has any info not found on care sheets or general info about kings I'll take all the extra info. Thanks Hope

>>Hi all this is my first post and my first snake. My husband had snakes as a kid and wanted another cali king. I read up on them and decided on a corn.We went to a show up in PA and I found my baby. A brindle corn about 10-12 inches long. he got two cali kings and I hate their attitude. anyway if theres anyone who has any info not found on care sheets or general info about kings I'll take all the extra info. Thanks Hope

a picture would be helpful
As far as I know there isn't a brindle corn.
I've heard of brindle black rats but not corns
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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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Are you sure it's not a brindle black rat snake?
I never heard of a brindle corn.
"Brindle" is used to describe black rats with black speckling.

Tim

Third Eye

What they said. No such thing as a brindle corn snake. I only know of a handful of people with brindle black rats, especially in PA. . . Did you buy it from an older gentleman with short white hair? He probably would have had a big freezer with him at the show.

Does it look like this?

If so, it's a brindle black ratsnake. How 'bout a pic of it?

Here's what a "brindle" Black Ratsnake typically looks like when it gets older. Like the others have already posted, I don't see how it could be a true "brindle" cornsnake, or else we would have heard of the morph already.

best regards, ~Doug

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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"