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Posted by Walt Deptula on October 12, 1999 at 00:37:56:
In Reply to: Re: No posted by Adam Song on October 11, 1999 at 20:12:01:
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: : : : No spearpoint and too "clean." Where did you find it?
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: : : A friend bought it in Germany a few days ago. He was told that it was a Rosa and that it would turn red within about 6 months. We are now trying to properly identify it.
: : : I have been looking through snakes scientific names that include rosa and the only ones I can find are:
: : : Rosa Rat
: : : Baja Rat
: : : Everglades Rat
: : : Any suggestions as to what it is ??
: : : Cheers
: : As Walt suggested it looks most like an everglades rat(they don't get their stripes until the get around 2.5 ft), it could be a Deckert's rat snake,Elaphe obsoleta deckerti, which comes from the FL keys. JM
: I looks like an obsoleta of some sort. My best guess would be texas rat snake.
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