I've seen white-sided brooks kings and hognose snakes. Has anyone been able to get the white sided morph in the florida king snakes? I'm downsizing my collection and keeping ones that would prove the best to breed so I'm torn between my California Banded King and my Florida King. I don't have any pics of BJ yet but pic of Speck is attatched. Any help in figuring out if she's got a certain morph or any ideas of genes she could be carrying would be much help.
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White Sided Morph
Zein
Nov 17, 2010 06:38 PM
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Jeff Schofield
Dec 16, 2010 02:10 PM
For the most part Brooksi kings ARE Florida kings. They are simply a locality variant that was initially bred to enhance color prior to the morph explosion.
Bluerosy
Nov 17, 2011 09:29 AM
keep the flroida king. They make a ougher captive and one that is better for newbs.
Also the Florida and brooks are one and the same snake.
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