What type of corn snake is this?

[Aaran]

We are debating ...

[stephanbakir]

Already had a post for it o.O, I believe its an okeettee, or however thats spelled

[Lankyrob]

Why start a new thread - the answers are all in the other one?

[ilovemypets1988]

heres another reference pic off google for you;
this is an oketee corn:
http://coldbloodedpets.midnight-shift.net/wp-content/gallery/snakes-corn/cornok.jpg
heres a normal:
http://corn-snakes.org/images2/snakes/pairings/norm4.jpg

[Aaran]

Just trying to get more replies so i can be sure:)

[Aaran]

heres another reference pic off google for you;
this is an oketee corn:
http://coldbloodedpets.midnight-shift.net/wp-content/gallery/snakes-corn/cornok.jpg
heres a normal:
http://corn-snakes.org/images2/snakes/pairings/norm4.jpg
The fist one looks exactly like mine

[stephanbakir]

The first one is not a motley.

[Aaran]

The first one is not a motley.
I know it is an Okatee

[ilovemypets1988]

and heres a motley:
http://www.hkherp.org/adv/adv02/normal_motley1.jpg

theres no way yours is a motley, more than likely, between a oketee and a normal, possibly het for oketee.

[Aaran]

and heres a motley:
http://www.hkherp.org/adv/adv02/normal_motley1.jpg

theres no way yours is a motley, more than likely, between a oketee and a normal, possibly het for oketee.
Are they in the wild?

[Gungirl]

Lol you are going to keep getting the same answer.. its a normal ....sorry to break your heart

[Aaran]

Lol you are going to keep getting the same answer.. its a normal ....sorry to break your heart
Im not upset i have another normal ......

[ilovemypets1988]

morph such as motleys, okatees, amels, anerys and so on are bred specifically for there markings and colour, these are not in the wild unless they are released as unwanted pets into the wild.

the only "true" wild specimen and morph or anything to do with the corn snake is the carolina corn snake - otherwise none as a normal corn snake

[youngster]

I think it has to be normal if you got it WC right?

[brylecc1989]

Oketees are not a morph, they are specific to a locale. They do occur in the wild.

[reptile65]

Normal/classic. Not an Okeetee, IMO. I posted a better explanation in the other thread.