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head here and could use some help guys.

Thanks

...pyronata....very common in the mtns S& E of the Sierras...so common in fact...we used ta heave em out of the milking parlours w/ a pitchfork!
The only other possibility is someone created it....

Beers, RxR

if you meant lampropeltis pyromelana or zonata,i am pretty sure it's not either of those.it's 100% central/south american,maybe a captive bred intergrade of more than one species....so many from central/south america are superficially very similar-and it comes down to meristics(scale counts,triad numbers,etc.)...more common ones it could be are black milk,stuart's,maybe ecuadorian milks

its BEEFY almost looks like a Black Milk (L.T.Gaigeae).Chris

I would say some kind of Central American Milk, maybe stuarti.

yes.

Yay. I should have stipulated if I am right I want to win some pork roll, eggs, cheese and bacon.

The ring on the nose indicates Central America.....But I am no Milksnake man.......LOL
John Lassiter

Yeah, but those white bands say zonata. hmmm
:Mark

... that some guys here in fL crossed their L.p.pyro to L.z.agalma and it looked similar. Head looks milk/pyro in shape.
:Mark

Since I am not familiar with snakes outside of the U.S. my first thought was a pyro x baja mt

Kerby...

...how about posting some pics of those Ecuadorian milks from Nathan??
:Mark

Mark,
Heres one of them.
Shannon

Hell Shannon, if you aren't sure...what chance do we have? LOL! You have awesome snakes, man!
Todd Hughes

Hey Todd,
I know what it is.I was just haveing a little fun.I figured I would get rainer and a few others hopping around a little!LOL....

Its all good,
Thanks for the kind words bud,
Take care.
Shannon

PYDURAN Pyro X Honduran , thats it bro. Teabag would know for sure , he know hybrid best .

Jason

T-BAG Cream Cornduran....ROFLMAO!!!!!

John Lassiter