Have you read the new addition to the reptiles of Alabama, i think there is a 70's version and a 1996, and it says that in north western like marion and fayette counties and surrounging counties the gray rat looks more like a texas rat with all the yellowish and had some pic just like the one you had.. And the ones that i have from around thouse counties...i just found a awesome black rat snake with red blotches i mean red blotches and is huge... looks just like a black corn snake lol.. it could be a intergrade but i dont know i will post pic as soon as i can....
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About that weird gray rat snake, i think it was matts?
Snake_Master
Jul 17, 2005 10:23 AM
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mattbrock
Jul 24, 2005 03:58 PM
I do have the older version of Dr. Mount's book. I know he is currently working on a newly revised edition now if I'm not mistaken. If not he than someone under his close supervision.
I haven't seen reference to this in the older edition, but I'll check it out.
Thanks!
