There is a hypermelanistic "Whittier" morph of Cal. King in Brian Hubbs' new kingsnake book that looks very similar to that one. It could also be any combination of several types as well. Maybe from the Los Angeles area. But even as strange as it might look to some, it is probably all California King.


best regards, ~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

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• just got him off of cragslist (C/L) - seeulater, Tue Aug 25 00:42:12 2009
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