Representatives of my rat snake group...

Here is a group pic of a normal, white side, leucistic, and albino black rats.

Ronald - Those are awesome. What kind of morphs are those? Tell me about their genetics.

Hey Art. I actually have another normal female and albino leucistic that goes along with this group.
What is interesting about the leucistics is there is a HUGE debate whether these are pure obsoletas or integrates with lindheimeri (Texas Rats). I tend to believe breeders like Don Soderberg who say these are pure obsoletas. But since they are so close, its really hard to tell.
I really love the black rats because of their laid back nature as adults (most of them) and there moderate size. Of course black rats don't have the many morphs like corns, but they are a very good display snake as adults since they like to hang out on limbs in their enclosure.

Thanks Ronald. I think anything leucistic is spectacular. I saw a photo of a leucistic rattlesnake in a reptile book at a book store not very long ago. It was truely breathtaking.

I absolutely love the leucistics! I am currently looking for a leucistic southern pine. My goal is the gather all the leucistics I can of different snakes. They are truly breathtaking. Now if I could just hatch a leucistic corn I would be set. Hehehe.....

Very nice, I love the Leucy's and Albinos.

I love the adult albino black rats if they stay orange although I have seen a few grape albinos that were awesome.