Re: What type of snake is this

Posted by RAZY on October 02, 1999 at 11:13:42:

In Reply to: Re: What type of snake is this posted by Jonathan Crowe on October 02, 1999 at 11:00:22:

: It looks like a Great Plains rat snake (Elaphe emoryi), until recently considered a subspecies of corn snake. Certainly it's the corn snake's closest relative.

: : I recently rescued this little fella - but I am not sure if he is a type of corn or rat snake !

: : Please go to the site below and let me know what you think.

It Is obviously Elaph guttata & probably ssp emory
what they call grate plains rat snakes!
It could also be corn snake.

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: : It looks like a Great Plains rat snake (<em>Elaphe emoryi</em>), until recently considered a subspecies of corn snake. Certainly it's the corn snake's closest relative. : : : I recently rescued this little fella - but I am not sure if he is a type of corn or rat snake ! : : : Please go to the site below and let me know what you think. : It Is obviously Elaph guttata & probably ssp emory : what they call grate plains rat snakes! : It could also be corn snake.

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