Re: Korean Rat snake????help!!!

Posted by Adam Block on June 25, 1999 at 03:32:14:

In Reply to: Korean Rat snake????help!!! posted by gecko on June 24, 1999 at 20:43:26:

Never go with comon names if you don't have to. I think what you're saying is that you have an Elaphe Schrencki Anomala? I work with the Russian Rat snakes (E. Schrencki) I have seen some that look almost the same. Most people think They're dull snakes although I love them. The adults are about 90% block with yellow to mustard bands, the best way to really tell is if there's a lot of Yellow under the jaw. Also the scales are a bit rougher then a Corn Snake or Milk/King Snake.

Good Luck,
Adam Block

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: Never go with comon names if you don't have to. I think what you're saying is that you have an Elaphe Schrencki Anomala? I work with the Russian Rat snakes (E. Schrencki) I have seen some that look almost the same. Most people think They're dull snakes although I love them. The adults are about 90% block with yellow to mustard bands, the best way to really tell is if there's a lot of Yellow under the jaw. Also the scales are a bit rougher then a Corn Snake or Milk/King Snake. : Good Luck, : Adam Block

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