Im too lazy to turn him over to check, and I dont feel like getting musked again, so if you can tell from this photo, Id love to have your guesses. Im pretty sure its a Nerodia erythrogaster, but someone suggested N. rhombifer. Any help would be apprecitated.
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Plainbelly or Diamondback???
iturnrocks
Mar 29, 2004 10:58 PM
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CamHanna
Mar 30, 2004 06:43 AM
Looks like erythrogaster to me.
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chrish
Mar 30, 2004 04:38 PM
>>Im too lazy to turn him over to check, and I dont feel like getting musked again, so if you can tell from this photo, Id love to have your guesses. Im pretty sure its a Nerodia erythrogaster, but someone suggested N. rhombifer. Any help would be apprecitated.
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Chris Harrison
4everherpn
Mar 31, 2004 01:04 AM
Definately a plainbelly. Rhombifer would have some kind of dorsal patterning. Rhombifer is derived from "rhombus" a diamond. No diamonds on its back.
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