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Here's his before picture:

(he's the one in the back)

and here's his after-shed pictures:

So is he a miami, or something else??? I haven't been able to find any pictures of another snake like him!

-cat
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My Photos: http://chaoscat.lowerground.net/herps/

....... numerous, smaller, elongated blotches down towrds the lower end of the snake and from experience in hatching them, it looks to me that it could be a Guttata X Emoryi.

Maybe some test breeding will help you determine.?.
Nice looking snake either way you look at it.

Walter

>>....... numerous, smaller, elongated blotches down towrds the lower end of the snake and from experience in hatching them, it looks to me that it could be a Guttata X Emoryi.
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>>Maybe some test breeding will help you determine.?.
>>Nice looking snake either way you look at it.
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>>Walter

Interesting! I have no info on his background, only that he "came from someone/somewhere else" but I'm thinking of breeding him to my amel creamsicle next year and seeing what I get He really is pretty!

You've posted some very beautiful snakes BTW

-cat
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If you caught 20 corns in the Miami area, most would look exactly like that one. That's a classic locality Miami corn. Definitely doesn't have any Emory's in it.

Don
www.cornsnake.NET
South Mountain Reptiles

I have caught them myself in the Miami area in the past that look exactly like yours.
Frank Pinello

Actually I have few wild miamis that look like that one. Those numerous, smaller and elongated blotches down towrds the end are vey tipically on the corns from the South tip of Dade county, but you can find a lot of variation on the patterns and colors since they are been breeding in that area with the Key corns.

It looks like it does have some Emoryi in it. Its a really good looking snake. Thanks for sharing the pics

Luke
Ra REptile