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Re: Looks like king or coral but with red stripes at end of tail

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Posted by zygopq on April 07, 2003 at 18:45:38:

In Reply to: Re: Looks like king or coral but with red stripes at end of tail posted by Greg Longhurst on April 06, 2003 at 08:11:05:

Greg, sorry, but I am positive it was red and black. I almost had a run in with a coral pulling weeds a few months ago and so I spent time studing the color patterns so I could identify it more clearly. The tail pattern was definitely black and red, however, I know there is always the possibility I was too surprised to be completely accurate. Is there ANY native (or non)snake that would have a black tail with red bands? Thanks for the help guys, Becky.


::The "Old Herper" is right on the money. The coral's tail (& forward part as well) lack the red bands, & the scarlet king's tail has the full complement of bands. Is it possible that the two colors you saw were black & yellow, not black & red?

:The attached site may be of some interest to you.

: ~~Greg~~
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