Blizzard Corn or Snow Cal King?

[ThyTempest]

Hey everyone,

My girlfriend really wants to get a colubrid, and she has it narrowed down to either a blizzard corn, a snow cal king or a mexi black king. Between the blizzard corn and the snow cal king, which do you think will be whiter and have less/no pattern into adulthood? If you have either one, please post pics of adults or sub-adults that may have changed color a little since they were hatchlings.

Thanks a lot

[Patrick Long]

I would say a Lampropeltis triangulum gaigeae

tri color as babies
http://milksnakes.com/pictures/encyclopedia/gaigae.jpg
changing color as subs
http://milksnakes.com/pictures/encyclopedia/gaigae2.jpg
solid as adults
http://milksnakes.com/pictures/encyclopedia/gaigae3.jpg


note that its not Lampropeltis getula nagrita (mexican black)



ps. i PROMISE thats the most technical you will EVER hear me...HA!!!

[RichardA]

I vote corn.

I love the black milks as stated above....however corns seem to stay pretty calm for handling where kings and milks are usually a bit more, well, crazy.....LOL

[reptile_jones]

I vote corn.

I love the black milks as stated above....however corns seem to stay pretty calm for handling where kings and milks are usually a bit more, well, crazy.....LOL

I 2nd that!!!

[TheMolenater2]

I think Corns are awesome and blizzards are fantastic!!

[Blu Mongoose]

If she is looking for a white snake here is a great one. The luecistic texas rat. sorry about the blurred shot.

[RichardA]

That would be the only ratsnake more spastic than the milks and kings.....rofl

I love the lucy rats though, just hate the attitude that 90% have.

[tarsier]

The blizzard would have more white than a snow cal king.

[Argentra]

Blizzard might only have a thin yellow stripe, but the king would have speckles all over most likely. The corn would be whiter.

That, and corns are just...nicer.

[missi182]

My albino cal king is all white except for a teeny tiny yellow stripe that goes straight down the back, but geez hes a mean bugger - I would go for a corn.