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Normal or Oketee?

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Crofab

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My wife and I have had this one corn for almost 2 years and have been arguing back and forth for about a year if its a normal or a oketee. I would say which one I think incase i'm wrong, but if shes wrong I will make sure to show her this post! LOL :)
 

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Eh, it's a tweener.

It could go either way just dependent upon what you consider an okeetee to be. The saddles borders are not very thick, but they are there and the color is okeetee-ish.

Off topic, but what's up with the eggs in the water dish?
 
Well i'd rather not discuss the eggs in the water dish. But 90% of them were salvaged. I wasn't expecting the eggs yet.
 
Crofab said:
Well i'd rather not discuss the eggs in the water dish. But 90% of them were salvaged. I wasn't expecting the eggs yet.
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Not a problem. I was just curious if you knew how to make an egg laying box or not. :)
 
Yes. I just wasn'[t expecting them quite yet. She actually double clutched not too bad for being a first time breeder female, she had 19 the first time and 11 on the double clutch.
 
It's a very nice 'Lookeetee' hehehehe- that's just a silly name for a snake that looks like an Okeetee but isn't really.
 
Crofab said:
Yes. I just wasn'[t expecting them quite yet. She actually double clutched not too bad for being a first time breeder female, she had 19 the first time and 11 on the double clutch.
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Good stuff, just making sure.

Doesn't surprise me about the numbers, it seems like she's a pretty big girl.
 
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