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Old 12-25-13, 04:48 AM   #1
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Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

I got this snake from a pet shop, They told me its a corn snake but I am confused? Please help me identify this snake guys?

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Old 12-25-13, 05:22 AM   #2
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

the eyes kinda make me think rat snake? not saying thats what it is...i just haven't seen corn snake eyes like that...head shape kinda looks different too...
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Old 12-25-13, 06:18 AM   #3
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

Thanks for your reply, I am confused too. I have never seen patterns like these on a corn snake or rat snake. I am afraid that it may be venomous.
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Old 12-25-13, 06:19 AM   #4
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

To me it looks like a cowboy corn, which is a gopher snake crossed with a corn snake. IDK.
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Old 12-25-13, 06:31 AM   #5
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

As for the behavior(I think it will help in identification of this snake) I noticed, its a slow moving snake, a little faster than sand boa's.

very good climbing ability.

this snakes can move backwards, and it usually hung itself by coiling up its tail.

Sometimes it moves it's head side to side.

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Old 12-25-13, 06:46 AM   #6
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

Thanks Detroitboa13, I saw some pictures of cowboy corn.
Gopher has quite similar patterns.
But I am still confused.
Can it be venomous?
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No it is not venomous. It is a cross breed between two constrictors both of which are very harmless. In my opinion this is a great find because you have the beautiful scales and patterns of the gopher snake and the head and body structure of a corn snake.
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It really is very pretty!
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Old 12-25-13, 07:35 AM   #9
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Thanks Sharlynn93

Thanks Detroitboa13 it bit of a relieve. We will see what other members have to say.
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Old 12-25-13, 07:49 AM   #10
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

Wow, whatever he is it has a stunning pattern and colors, very pretty animal.
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No idea for exactly what it is, but looks like a eat snKe of done nature, completely harmless.
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

Hey and welcome! Cool snake you have there!
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

For sure it is some sort of rat snake and they are NOT venomous at all. Beautiful snake.
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Wow, beautiful snake!
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Re: Which snake is this? Is it a Corn Snake?

Where was the snake acquired? Was it bought/found even in the U.S.? The reason I ask is because it somewhat resembles a Diadem rat snake (found in Africa), but I'm not sure.

It does not look like a corn snake at all to me, but I would not completely rule out a hybrid because Lord knows there's been a million crosses between corns and other species.
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