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Tweaky Reptiles: Green Red Tailed Ratsnake

The red-tailed green rat snake (Gonyosoma[Elaphe] oxycephala) is a thin-bodied, semi- arboreal species, which has an average adult length of 60 to 70 inches. There is not a notable sexual dimorphism in relation to size or ... Continue reading


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Rat Snakes Live Up to Their Name

But there are so many species that it almost seems as if rat snakes have more differences than similarities. They come in a wide range of colors. The red-tailed green rat snake of Southeast Asia is a bright, shiny green and the ... Continue reading


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Rat Snake Green Red Tailed basic information

The Gray Rat Snake averages about 1.5 meters in length, or around 5 feet. They can reach up to 7 feet. They are usually brown, tan, white, or gray in color with darker blotches. The pattern and coloration of this species can vary greatly. One variety, known as "Oak Phase", is very light in color. They have very straight sides and weakly keeled scales on the back. The markings are more distinct on younger snakes.

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