It's a definite man-made intergrade cross of the getula complex. It is likely a floridana x goini/meansi, and possibly even some Eastern getula in there too, just know telling for absolute sure. Without knowing the exact parental lineage history of what produced it, you will never know with any real certainty. It also looks to be displaying the double homozygous "ghost" mutation as well.



~Doug
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"a snake in the grass is a GOOD thing"

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