He is a California king snake, but I want to know his morph/pattern.
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What is snake's morph???
themichaelchoi
Sep 06, 2009 01:17 PM
Replies (2)
Paul Hollander
Sep 08, 2009 07:23 PM
You have a striped California king snake.
Stripe is dominant to the normal version of the gene. In other words, if the snake has two normal genes, the snake is the normal, banded pattern. If the snake has a striped gene paired with a normal gene, the snake is striped or some variant of the striped pattern, such as broken stripe, dot-dash, or a mix of stripe and bands. If the snake has two striped genes, the snake is striped or some variant of the striped pattern.
BXtreme
Nov 27, 2010 04:44 PM
it's a reverse pattern, very nice, i just got one a couple weeks ago looks just like it, nice choice, good luck with him/her
