Re: Rex, do you know...

Posted by Rex on July 24, 2001 at 19:23:55:

In Reply to: Rex, do you know... posted by Shaky on July 23, 2001 at 21:37:35:

: I checked your website and didnt see the Rats I've been looking for. I saw a pair of male "Mexican Tiger Ratsnakes" at the Ft. Worth zoo. I cant find info on them Anywhere.
: Any ideas?

Hi Shaky,

The snakes commonly reffered to as "Tiger" Rat Snakes are of the Genus Spilodes , species pullatus,, Spilodes pullatus.
They are not a Elaphe and thats why they are not included in my site.
Go to a search and type in Spilodes pullauts and you'll find some results, hope this helps.
Rex

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: : I checked your website and didnt see the Rats I've been looking for. I saw a pair of male "Mexican Tiger Ratsnakes" at the Ft. Worth zoo. I cant find info on them Anywhere. : : Any ideas? : Hi Shaky, : The snakes commonly reffered to as "Tiger" Rat Snakes are of the Genus Spilodes , species pullatus,, Spilodes pullatus. : They are not a Elaphe and thats why they are not included in my site. : Go to a search and type in Spilodes pullauts and you'll find some results, hope this helps. : Rex

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