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[red ink]

Hey guys,

This may come accross as an odd Q, but seeing as I'm from upside down land....

What doe s a "normal" or wild type corn snake looks like, I honestly have no idea due the myriad of morphs they have and the different morph names?

[stephanbakir]

Honestly, most of the normals out there aren't normals anymore. People mass produce the crap out of them and most of the ones sold are improperly labelled.
I believe this is a normal but don't sue me if I'm incorrect:P
http://cactusjackstrailrides.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/corn-snake.180172254_std.jpg

[Aaron_S]

That's fairly normal but I do believe it's called an okeetee. I think it's just a locale.

[stephanbakir]

There are multiple locales for most herps, that's the one im familiar with.

[blindfireak40]

Yeah, that's a "Normal" Okeetee...Aaron's right, it's just a locale. For a truly "Normal", stereotypic corn snake, simply imagine the picture Stephan posted with less pronounced black bands around the saddles, and there you go :)

[reptile65]

There are several different locales of corns that are all considered normals. Here's a picture of my normal:

http://i1027.photobucket.com/albums/y337/reptile65/Corn%20Snake/8jpg1.jpg

[SnakeyJay]

I cant post a pic atm but if you look at my thread -random-pics-my-brb-corn...in the photography bit, thats a proper normal/wild phase. :)

[Aaran]

this is a true normal those are okeetees.

[sassy_snake_lady]

This is a normal...my normal lol

http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff471/CodyBoo2/DSCF8100.jpg

That one first posted is an Okeetee, you can tell by the thick black saddle borders.

This is a great morph website

http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/

[Aaran]

This is a normal...my normal lol

http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/ff471/CodyBoo2/DSCF8100.jpg

That one first posted is an Okeetee, you can tell by the thick black saddle borders.

This is a great morph website

http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/
That looks like an okeetee too

[sassy_snake_lady]

That looks like an okeetee too

No, as I said, Okeetee have very thick black sadle borders. :rolleyes:

Have a look.

http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/okeetee/

[reptile65]

this is a true normal those are okeetees.

I'm not sure you can really classify one specific snake as a "true" normal, since there are so many varieties/locales of normals. I'm not sure if you were referring to the photo I posted, but my snake is definitely not an Okeetee, and neither sassy_snake_lady's.

EDIT: The first snake pictured is an Okeetee, but the others are not.