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Deckert's rat

Description: yearling female

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Deckert's rat Post a Comment | Report Photo   
User: AlexNevgloski (see all of AlexNevgloski's photos)
Views: 1832
Date: 10/09/10
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Image URL: https://gallery.kingsnake.com/data/80689Deckertsfemale-1-med.jpg
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Snakester77

Registered: 06/2011
Photos Uplaoded: 6
Comments Left: 0

Hello,
Is this snake a Texas Rat snake from a particular local?

Thanks,
snakester@yahoo.com
Rating: 5/5 
06-22-2011 04:35AM View Snakester77's Profile  

AlexNevgloski

Registered: 01/2005
Location: Upstate NY
Photos Uplaoded: 33
Comments Left: 0

Hey, these snakes used to be considered a variant of the Yellow rat snake, Elaphe quadrivittata deckerti, but that subspecies is no longer accepted. They are found in the southern tip of Florida. Adults are yellow to orange in color, usually with both blotches and striped being present.
06-22-2011 07:43PM View AlexNevgloski's Profile View AlexNevgloski's Gallery