Re: White Oark Rat Snake?

Posted by CD on November 08, 1999 at 07:22:52:

In Reply to: White Oark Rat Snake? posted by Cas on November 07, 1999 at 17:09:57:

White Oak is a color phase, if you will, of the grey rat. I had a pair of these, and as I understand it it's primarily a locality variation. As adults they have a lighter coloration with much less tendency to darken with age. Very nice looking snakes, I prefer them to the darker forms.

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: White Oak is a color phase, if you will, of the grey rat. I had a pair of these, and as I understand it it's primarily a locality variation. As adults they have a lighter coloration with much less tendency to darken with age. Very nice looking snakes, I prefer them to the darker forms.

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