I have seen pictures listed as 3 different types of snakes
I have seen it as a durango Mountain , a Mex mex and a Variable Thayeri. what do you think I would like to know for sure as I plan to get a mate for her eventually.
Thanks,
Robin
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I have seen pictures listed as 3 different types of snakes
I have seen it as a durango Mountain , a Mex mex and a Variable Thayeri. what do you think I would like to know for sure as I plan to get a mate for her eventually.
Thanks,
Robin
Here is one more closer photo

It would be helpful to have a close-up photo that shows the side and top of the head clearly, but it looks like thayeri to me from those photos.
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We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children. Ralph Waldo Emerson
Ok here are the photis of his head and side of head.
and a side shot which you can really see the blus eys ,He is just about ready to shed right now.
Robin
Looks like thayeri to me.
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We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children. Ralph Waldo Emerson
I agree w/oldherper
looks to be gray banded king
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