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Where can i find the best red/white color on a snake?

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Just curious, there are all kinds of candycane type morphs. Cornsnakes, kingsnakes, milksnakes, boas, all can have red/white striped colorations that I can see. I just figured I'd ask a community that knows snakes better than I do where you might be able to find the best red and white colorations on a snake. (with little to no yellows) For a while I thought albino ruthveni were as red/white as it got, but then i saw these mountain kings.
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Point being, I was thinking maybe there might be more kinds of snakes like this that I might not know about? Or maybe there are coloration changes as snakes grow that I'm unaware of? Figured I'd post in general and see.
 
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