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It is a red-brownish color of the pattern, black outlining of the pattern color, and brown eyes.

However, the breed is cornsnake. But the color or morph would be classic or normal cornsnake.
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phflame

>>It is a red-brownish color of the pattern, black outlining of the pattern color, and brown eyes.

All cornsnakes are the same "breed." Some people consider the ones that used to come out of the FL keys as a separate subspecies. "Kisatchie" cornsnakes are a separate subspecies, too. (See the new literature coming out if you are interested in that.)

Yours could be a number of things like a normal or a hypo (some hypos are darkish-colored like lighter normals). Since you don't mention the patterned, it could also be a motley, etc. Put up a picture - that'll help with identification. It isn't always possible, though.

KJ

How do you put a picture on here?

[img]http://animals.timduru.org/dirlist/snake/CornSnake_01.jpg[img]

Underneath the KINGSNAKE.COM banner at the top of the page, there are some links to other bits of the site. One of the links is to the Photo Gallery.

You can download your photo to the gallery, then link to it in a forum by copy/pasting the URL into the "Image URL" field at the bottom of the Reply screen.

Or at least, that's how I've done it in the past!

>>all you needed to do was place a slash before the second IMG
like this [/img]
>>By the way...that is a very very nice photo!

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