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A friend of mine rescued a corn snake and was trying to figure out what kind of corn it is. I think it may be a hybrid. Any ideas?

With all of the corn color morphs out there, it is really hard to say. But it looks like this may have been part of a butter breeding project. But when it comes to the different color morphs, I dont get into them much. Maybe someone on the corn forum can better answer this one.
Sorry I couldnt be of a much help on this one.
Brian
p.s. hows the little one doing that was stuck to the glue trap?

>>A friend of mine rescued a corn snake and was trying to figure out what kind of corn it is. I think it may be a hybrid. Any ideas?
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RATS
1.0 Corn snake "Warpath" (KY locale)
1.0 Black rat snake "Havok" (KY locale)
1.1 Black rat snakes "Reaper and Mystique" (MO locale)
1.0 Albino Black rat snake "Malakai" (Dwight Good stock)
1.0 Everglades rat snake "Deadpool" (Dwight Good stock)
0.1 Greenish rat snake "Rogue" (Dwight Good stock)
1.0 Yellow rat snake "Wolverine" (Dwight Good stock)
1.0 Grey rat snake "Punisher" (White oak phase)(Dwight Good stock)

MILKS
0.0.1 Eastern Milk snake "Cable" (KY locale)
0.0.1 Eastern/Red milk intergrade "Omega Red" (KY locale)
Good luck and Happy Herping
Brian

The glue trap snake is doing a whole lot better. He still has a little bit of glue on him, but it is not affecting him in any way. After I was told he was a water snake, I offered him guppies and he ate 3 of them immediately. He is a mean litle thing now, but can't blame him. He comes ofter my hand whenever I pt it in his enclosure. Puts on quiet a display for such a little fellow

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I could agree with either response. The head looks kind of cornsnakeish but the body looks like a gophersnake.

Can you take a better picture of the head?
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Chris Harrison

This snake belongs to a friend of mine and I am waiting for more pics. I am probably going to end up getting this one from him and then I will be able to provide lots of pics.

here is the best I can get on the head shot for now. Said belly is solid yellow, if that helps any.

From your first pic, I was thinking albino Pituophis. With the belly being un-marked, that should rule out any corn snake morph.

~~Greg~~

That isn't a corn snake, it is definitely some form of albino gophersnake/bullsnake.

Post the pic on the pituophis forum and they will be able to tell you what subspecies probably by the color pattern.
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Chris Harrison

lmao

figured i'd try

lol

keith
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I'm not sure I want popular opinion on my side -- I've noticed those with the most opinions often have the fewest facts.