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Striped or Tessera?

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I have always been a Lamprobeltis fan but was recently given a pair of corn snakes as a rescue. After doing more research on corns, I'm getting very excited about them. I really like the tesseras, but how does one tell a tessera from a stripe? I read some of the info on the internet but it isn't helping me understand.

For example, I found a lady that has this snake for sale as a tessera stripe. It looks like a motley, stripe to me from what I have read. Could someone clarify for me? I understand that stripe can remove the checkering on the side but if it was tessera, wouldn't the stripe go all the way to the tail?

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Somewhere in your typing preferences folder there shoud be a "turn auto spell correction OFF".
Hope you find it, it' s a keyboard preference and clears up a great annoyance.
Don't know why I 'm browsing old forum posts. Trying to learn something I guess.
I'm new to this cornsnake hobby and couldn't idenitfy it for a million $
But I can answer most IT questions and finally found one.
 
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