Hey everyone. I was at a reptile store a few weeks ago and I saw some snakes in a tank that looked like blizzard corns. But on the tank it said the snakes were leuistic rat snakes. Thinking this was a mistake I asked the guy if these were blizzard corns. He said yes, that leuistic rat snakes are the same as bizzard corns. Can anyone confirm this...Thanks.-ELvy
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Are Leuistic (spelling is bad)Rat Snakes The Same As Blizzard Corn Snake
bxherp
May 22, 2003 09:31 PM
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Andy_G
May 22, 2003 09:41 PM
They ARE NOT the same.
audri
May 22, 2003 10:05 PM
Leucistic rats are usually Tx rats. It is the result of a single mutation that removes the pattern and color (the eyes are not red, but blue) Blizzard corns are the result of a double mutation, albino charcoal expressed at the same time. Eyes are red.
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-audri
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