Hi Trace,

My thoughts are my female is Lystrophis matogrossensis cross with Lystrophis pulcher. My male is definitely Lystrophis pulcher. I personally have never seen a true semicinctus for sale at any of the major shows. My male has kept pretty good color, but not nearly as bright as the female. One key may be the coloration on the belly scales. If they are all black on the babies bellies the adult may turn dark. If the belly scales are moddled black and white with more white being the dominant color the adults seem to be brighter in color. This is just my observation, nothing is based on fact.

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