What type anery? - Or is she a non-corn?

[Mowgli]

GOt this huge girl a week ago:

What type of anery would you guesss? Or is she an intergrade?

 

[mbdorfer]

Something about that head don't look right. Maybe corn x texas rat :shrugs:

 

[Kat]

If it's a pure corn, then I'd call it an Anery A.

 

[horned_frog_guy]

I believe its Pantherophis slowinskii (Kisatchie)

See: http://cornsnakes.net/gallery/ki010oc.jpg

 

[horned_frog_guy]

Kisatchie
Pantherophis slowinskii
These have recently been described as a new species. They were formerly considered intergrades between corns and Emory's (great plains) rat snakes. They are still popularly considered to be a corn snake. Kisatchies are primarily found in Louisiana and extreme E. Texas. These are one of the darkest examples of the corn snake types. Most of ours exhibit "metallic" colors.

 

[lefty_mussolini]

It doesn't look like a Kisatchie to me. Too much yellow on the neck. It is hard to tell when it is in blue. Looks like it could just be an Anery A that needs to shed.

 

[Bubbles]

looks more like a rat than a corn to me but yeah Anery A if it was a corn.

 

[bighill]

i dont know eather but i like it breed her to a great planes rat and see ??

 

[krazyblurtz]

Im with mike on this cornXtexas, also because of the head with resembles a texas rat, front dorsal pattern and color look like a texas rat and the size of em. I see no great plains in that guy.

 

[Mowgli]

Shes is not in shed.. Its just the photo faking it Her eyes are dark black IRL..

 

[SnakeAround]

maybe some yellow rat involved? Because of all the yelllow and the bronze dorsals... kind of lighted up because of yellow rat influences maybe?

 

[gardenmum]

Hmmm.....sure thought that snake was in shed also. Not only because of the eyes but also the dull, dusty body look.

That is not a kisatchie but not sure if it is pure corn either. IF it is, it would be an anery but I would think corn cross something.