Re: Black ratsnakes....

Posted by Patrick Alexander on September 25, 2000 at 20:00:25:

In Reply to: Black ratsnakes.... posted by mykl on September 25, 2000 at 10:30:53:

: How many different phases are there in the black rat and how do they come to be.Like the Brindle.And i once saw a pic of what was called a "Rosalini" phase black ratsnake.I also know of the albino and white sided.The only ones i ever see for sale are the albino,white side and normal.Are the Brindle and Rosalini harder to produce.Would like all the info i can get and maybe some pix if someone has of different phases of the black rat.

With "Rosalini" you're probably thinking of Elaphe obsoleta rossalleni, which is the everglades rat snake. To my knowledge brindle's aren't bred heavily simply because there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of interest in them.

Patrick Alexander

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• true, those brindles can be rather ugly... PIC dg 09/25/00 (4)
  • Re: true, those brindles can be rather ugly... PIC Patrick Alexander 09/26/00 (3)
    • also true... dg 09/26/00 (2)
      • Right on, agree with the trendy whitesided phase! Pitguy 10/06/00 (1)
        • hehe, well dont get me wrong.. dg 10/08/00 (0)

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: : How many different phases are there in the black rat and how do they come to be.Like the Brindle.And i once saw a pic of what was called a "Rosalini" phase black ratsnake.I also know of the albino and white sided.The only ones i ever see for sale are the albino,white side and normal.Are the Brindle and Rosalini harder to produce.Would like all the info i can get and maybe some pix if someone has of different phases of the black rat. : With "Rosalini" you're probably thinking of Elaphe obsoleta rossalleni, which is the everglades rat snake. To my knowledge brindle's aren't bred heavily simply because there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of interest in them. : Patrick Alexander

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