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Can someone please show me or explain to me the difference in corn and rat snakes please?

I have not had corns that long, but from what people say they are pretty much the same. I try to compare the two in pictures and well they look the same to me? :shrug01:

Basically how do you know you have a corn and not a rat snake?


Thanks
Amanda
 
DAND said:
Years of experience is how I would know but that doesn't quite help you though does it?

If you could post a pic of the snake(s) in question I'm sure myself, Steph or another member could help you determine what it is. :thumbsup:
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I don't have years and years of experience. And less with most colubrids. But I believe Rats have larger headscales, and a larger head.
 
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