dif between corns, kings and rats?????

[Hardwikk]

This has pretty much been established already. The question now is, what makes a cornsnake a ratsnake? Its not just because someone a hundred years ago said so.




Hmm...not really, no. Members of both groups (Pantherophis and Lampropeltis)can be found in the same environments and even the same species (split into subspecies) can be found in different environments. For example, the cornsnake and the Great Plains ratsnake are technically the same species, yet found in very different habitats and ranges.

There's more to determining these things than just range and behavior.

Hey, range detail just isn't my thing. I meant that the Kingsnake's range was different from the Rat snake's range. And I don't think the locations really matter to anyone unless they're herpers.