Re: obsoleta

Posted by Kevin on June 27, 1999 at 21:13:52:

In Reply to: obsoleta posted by Don on June 26, 1999 at 21:24:30:

Hello,
Texas rat snakes are a little different from the black ratsnake. Their latin name is Elaphe obsoleta lindheimeri, whereas the black ratsnake's is Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta. The Texas ratsnakes are also generally more agressive than a black ratsnake. You will be able to tell if the snake is leucistic because they will be snow white with blue-black eyes. Check the picture out above...it is a leucistic Texas ratsnake. If you have anymore questions, just post them here.
Kevin

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: Hello, : Texas rat snakes are a little different from the black ratsnake. Their latin name is Elaphe obsoleta lindheimeri, whereas the black ratsnake's is Elaphe obsoleta obsoleta. The Texas ratsnakes are also generally more agressive than a black ratsnake. You will be able to tell if the snake is leucistic because they will be snow white with blue-black eyes. Check the picture out above...it is a leucistic Texas ratsnake. If you have anymore questions, just post them here. : Kevin

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