black rat snake

Is anyone breeding Pantherophis obsoletus obsoletus any more? particularly looking in the south east

Just a couple of quick pictures I took recently I thought I'd share.

Brindle black rat snake for rehoming, was sold as male but never probed. Has periods of fasting, but currently eating well again but on the lean side at present. Does not like being handled, but has never bitten. £10 rehoming fee applies. Collection from Yatton, Bristol.

I could use some help potentially identifying this snake. As the UK will know way more about it than the SA folks. So I recently acquired this Black rat snake from a very well known breeder here in South Africa. She originally imported it from the states a good couple years back as a Brindle...

I could use some help potentially identifying this snake. As the UK will know way more about it than the SA folks. So I recently acquired this Black rat snake from a very well known breeder here in South Africa. She originally imported it from the states a good couple years back as a Brindle...

I am selling my albino black rat snake, with full set-up. This is a 4x2x2 viv, heat lamp, stat, accessories. The snake is male, about 6', eats, poos, sheds and is healthy. £50. PM or email [email protected] for pictures/questions.

Hi guys I got this snake as a gift from a petshop and they sold it as a corn snake, which it obvisouly isn't. I tried to identify it by comparing it with other pictures and I think it resembles a t-albino black rat snake. However on another forum there was some speculation whether it's a hybrid...

3 years old brilliant feeder never refused a feed healthy and very active snake £60 ono

Female CB13 Black rat snake doing everything it should good eater

She thinks she is a dragon... The savage shoelace was in a bad mood today but she looks so cute at the same time. : victory:

late 2012 black rat snake , eats poos sheds fine to handle only small but doing everything it should . sale or swap towards pythons no royals with me adding cash for right snake

Hi everyone. :-) Just a quick question really. I'm due to change my black rat snake's substrate but have been toying with the idea of using something different than aspen. I like aspen and don't mind using it, but I was wondering if there was any other substrates that you might recommend which...

As the title says, just a few recent shots of my black rat snake, Harley. : victory: Hope you enjoy. : victory:

Just a quick picture I took earlier of my black rattie Harley thinking she's a big, menacing serpent guarding her favourite branch. :lol2:

After a sub-adult or adult MALE Black Rat Snake :flrt: Want a T- Albino or het T- above anything else, but willing to look at brindles, white sides and completely black. Not interested in a courier or driving beyond 40-50 miles from Portsmouth, but happy to meet half way if you are farther...

So, after much deliberation, and the OH actually saying yes I bought my first black rat snake. He was sold as a brindle morph, and is lovely. Here are a couple of pics from the other day, will get more once he has settled in. Name suggestions are most welcome :)

Well, there is this brindle black rat in a local shop that I am quite taken with. He is lovely and docile once out, and is rather pretty as well. I have wanted a black rat for a while, but wasn't meant to be getting any more snakes. Well here are a couple of pictures of him, interested to see...

I was wondering if anyone could give me more info behind the brindle black rat snake morph, as can find very little info online. I saw one today in a local rep shop and he is beautiful, but had previously only heard of albinos, hypos, white-sideds and leucistics. Any pics would also be greatly...

So I have 2 baby black rat snakes, the boy is a leucistic and the girl is an Ivory leucistic. I want to know that when i begin to breed them (girl and boy at 3 years, unrelated) what would be a good incubation temperature for the eggs and would I only get leucistic and ivory leucistic...

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