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My mom teaches a small class of elementary school kids, and one of them brought this in to school. She said it had a greenish tint to the saddles, which you can see in one of the pics.

My guess is intermontana. They observed it for a day and then put him back. :)
 

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Nice! I live in Colorado and I was unaware that we had wild corns here (*cough-newbie*). I dont really know what the range is of corns but that just made my day :)
 
Not really corns... emoryi rats and similar... I'm sure if the DoW got wind of any true cornsnakes being caught in Colorado, they'd ban keeping/selling of the species faster than you could say 'oops'. (Can you tell I've been talking to Sean?)

-Kat
 
I love that green pattern against the grey background. Thanks for posting the pics Serp !
 
I love the popcorn substrate. :D Hey, you have to improvise, right?

Awesome head pattern on that little one.
 
Joejr14 said:
Someone needs a manicure.
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:eek1: Is it just me or can Joejr find fault in any situation presented... :rolleyes:

nahhh really, Im just messin with ya Joejr, you are always yanking our chains just figured I'de give yours a tug... lol :grin01:

you have gotta know we all luv ya, if not it'd be more like ---> :bang:

:grin01:
 
MastersHaven said:
Is it just me or can Joejr find fault in any situation presented...
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Yeah, well that's what makes him the Grand Bubble Burster!!!!! If he failed to find fault in anything, he'd just be Average Joe Bubble Burster :shrugs:
That's a great looking snake, Serp, thanks for sharing!
 
Certainly looks intermontana - high saddle count and coloration would be consistent. goerk - yes that is a variety of emoryi.

Great photos - really appreciate the belly shot - shows the emoryi tendency to have fewer continuous chains of black checkers that is one of the few consistent distinctionso between emoryi and corns that I have had pointed out to me. Thanks for sharing the pics,

mary v.
 
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