Help me identify my snake

[Kevin Djuvfeldt]

Im new to reptiles and I went to a reptile show few days back and I bought a snake.
I have no idea what kind it is but i think its a baby cornsnake but i heard those are
more active. This one is very calm and not very active looks like a cornsnake but i dont realy know for sure.
So if you could please tell me what kind it is <3

http://imgur.com/a/2LKGh

[Craiga 01453]

What info did you get on the snake from the seller?

[predatorkeeper87]

did you ask the vendor what type of snake it is? did you learn the husbandry requirements for the snake? I can't view imgur files here.

[Zincubus]

Any chance of some different ones , maybe in better light - they all look too dark / muted to my mind ..

I'm rubbish at identifying snakes at the best of times but it kinda looked like an Albino Royal , maybe a python rather than a Corn snake ....

I see heat-pits which kinda excludes many types straight away - I think



All very bizarre though if you managed to pick up a nice Python morph for the price of a little Corn snake ..


It's a funny old world though ...




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[Kevin Djuvfeldt]

I kinda forgot to ask :/

[Kevin Djuvfeldt]

did you ask the vendor what type of snake it is? did you learn the husbandry requirements for the snake? I can't view imgur files here.

they said temp should be around mid 80's i didnt realy ask them much about it but it was just so beautiful.

[Seven-Thirty]

It's not a corn snake and looks like an albino burmese python. Do you have any other pictures?

[Gc99]

Try to use tapatalk and upload multiple pics

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[chip07]

Looks like a Burmese to me in those pictures. Hope you're ready for a big animal!

[Aste88]

It's an albino burmese python, post better pictures for more info on the morph. They need an hotspot of 90° (UTH and thermostat), humidity around 60%.

Hope you're ready for it cause it'll grow to 9-15 feet in a few years. Great snake tho.