Re: difference ratsnake/cornsnake

Posted by James Van Dyke on December 07, 2001 at 19:37:25:

In Reply to: Re: difference ratsnake/cornsnake posted by JY on December 01, 2001 at 14:19:31:

Most American Ratsnakes are some subspecies of Elaphe obsoleta. Cornsnakes and Emoryi ratsnakes are Elaphe gutatta.

The only real differences are that corns don't get as long and corns are usually easier to handle. They're all great animals though! The petstore near me has a big female Yellow Rat that is over '7 feet

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: Most American Ratsnakes are some subspecies of Elaphe obsoleta. Cornsnakes and Emoryi ratsnakes are Elaphe gutatta. : The only real differences are that corns don't get as long and corns are usually easier to handle. They're all great animals though! The petstore near me has a big female Yellow Rat that is over '7 feet

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