Re: help with snake id

Posted by Jonathan Crowe on June 12, 2000 at 14:59:27:

In Reply to: help with snake id posted by TRacy on June 12, 2000 at 07:00:55:

Probably Elaphe bimaculata, sometimes called the twin-spotted rat snake.

: a local pet store has some snakes listed as chinese corn snakes, but they don't look like any corn snake I've seen. they are about 18 inches long ( a guesstimation on my part) and they are a dull gray with blck markings ( 3 lines running down the body)- this makes me think of a garter snake though.
: Some one suggested I come here and ask you guys about eurasian rat snakes. Any help you could give would be welcome.
: Tracy

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• that's what someone suggested on the corn board... Tracy 06/12/00 (0)

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: Probably <em>Elaphe bimaculata</em>, sometimes called the twin-spotted rat snake. : : a local pet store has some snakes listed as chinese corn snakes, but they don't look like any corn snake I've seen. they are about 18 inches long ( a guesstimation on my part) and they are a dull gray with blck markings ( 3 lines running down the body)- this makes me think of a garter snake though. : : Some one suggested I come here and ask you guys about eurasian rat snakes. Any help you could give would be welcome. : : Tracy

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