Re: A somewhat similar Elaphe......a "Russian" Amur ratsnake (pic)

Posted by Mackensey on June 03, 2001 at 11:24:24:

In Reply to: A somewhat similar Elaphe......a "Russian" Amur ratsnake (pic) posted by Terry Cox on June 03, 2001 at 10:12:11:

Thanks! That helped out a lot. I've had a California juvenile Kingsnake for about three months now, but I wanted to know the difference. Right now, I can't have any more snakes(grr) but I'm planning ahead and learned as much as I can now... Ratsnakes seem really cool though. I haven't seen many at the reptile stores I goto which is weird. Thanks again and take care!

Mackensey

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: Thanks! That helped out a lot. I've had a California juvenile Kingsnake for about three months now, but I wanted to know the difference. Right now, I can't have any more snakes(grr) but I'm planning ahead and learned as much as I can now... Ratsnakes seem really cool though. I haven't seen many at the reptile stores I goto which is weird. Thanks again and take care! : Mackensey

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