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  1. 02-20-2011, 08:22 PM #1
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    Identify this Mystery Colubrid!

    I'm stumped. It was a rescue at my zoo and was about the size of an adult bull snake (you can see the socket for size comparison) but we had no idea what it was.
    We're thinking a hybrid of some sort???

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    Fla. King X Corn is my guess.
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    Re: Identify this Mystery Colubrid!

    Idk but in the second picture I definitely see the Corn pattern
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    Re: Identify this Mystery Colubrid!

    It appears to be a corn snake...as far as scientific names for it, I have no clue, but I am pretty positive thats what appears to be a well fed corn snake...lol
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    Re: Identify this Mystery Colubrid!

    I'm not a huge colubrid expert, but I can definitely see some kind of corn in there. If it's not full, then I'm not the person to be asking lol Really good looking though!
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    Re: Identify this Mystery Colubrid!

    Im not sure but to me it looks like a brooks kingsnake, bull snake hybrid. The pattern looks like a brooks with a faint bull snake pattern. And the head looks like a bull snake. But I could be wrong. Here's pics of each species.

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    that looks like a turbo corn corn x bull snake cool snake none the less
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  10. 02-28-2011, 08:39 PM #9
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    Re: Identify this Mystery Colubrid!

    The gloss likely comes from a king of sorts and the look comes from the corn is my guess
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