Re: How's the disposition of Everglades ratsnakes?

Posted by Shamiko on August 23, 1999 at 01:22:00:

In Reply to: How's the disposition of Everglades ratsnakes? posted by mmg on August 19, 1999 at 11:13:23:

I have an adult male that I raised from a hatchling that's very friendly. He behaves much like my corn. He never changed to the orange color you generaly see. He's light tan with darker tan stripes. Maybe he's a cross, but when I bought him I was told he was pure.
Nancy

: Saw some beautiful albino Everglades ratsnakes. I heard somewhere that Everglades rats are 'meaner' than the other common North American ratsnakes. Is this true?

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