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Just curious, I am watching my friends corn (or so I think) for a while. It's a great little snake, very tame and great to handle. I was wondering if this was truely a corn, or some other elaphe guttata species. It has the common marking of a corn, but the underside is white (without the checkerboard pattern exhibited by most my other corns). Is this common for Anery's to have this phenotype? Thanks!
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"Mr. Hat"
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"Kitty"
Yes it is a corn.
It is an Anery Motley and Motleys have white bellys.
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