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Old 07-26-05, 12:19 AM   #1
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Natural occurring intergrade

This one was found over in Jackson County, AL. It has the head some color of the black/grey rat snake, but the montly back pattern of a corn snake. Also there is visible red mixed in the grey on the sides and back. I believe this to be a rat corn cross. It was collected from the wild two weeks ago. It dropped 11 eggs. Looking forward to seeing the babies, the father could have been a rat or a corn…we have no way to know. I have her in my collection now and looking forward to seeing her after a shed. I think the red will show thru even more after a captive shed.



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