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08-25-07, 10:11 AM
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What kind of ratsnake is this?
I bred my het leucistic black rat to a blackrat (well...maybe an everglades X blackrat cross...long story....in nutshell...roommate had cat, cat knocked over cages while I was out of town, male black rat not found, female everglades rat not found, both eventually found in same box in room coiled around each other, happened to be breeding season, roommate put male and female everglades together anyway, saw copulation, eggs laid...but seemed a little earlier than expected if everglades rat was father, offspring a little odd...end of nutshell) First pic is mother and other pics are offspring.
This baby is WAY redder than any of the others...almost a hypo?  Looks like I have another keeper!
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Here are some pictures I took on the diversity in the clutch. I have pics of the super (bright) one, what I believe are rustys and then the normals.
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09-09-07, 11:16 AM
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Maybe T+ Jeff? *snickers* You might be right, might be some sort of hypo... Can't say for certain, as I really don't follow most rat snakes like I do with the corns.. Thanks for posting the picture though...
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