Ribbon Morph?

[ProXimuS]

I was just thinking, are there any ribbon morphs( Like any type of ribbon sp/ssp.)? Did a quick search and haven't seen anything. Are there even albino ribbons?

[guidofatherof5]

Thamnophis proximus (Western Ribbon Snake)
T. p. alpinus (Chiapas Highland ribbon snake)
T. p. diabolicus (Aridland ribbon snake)
T. p. orarius (Gulf coast ribbon snake)
T. p. proximus (Western ribbon snake)
T. p. rubrilineatus (Redstripe ribbon snake)
T. p. rutiloris (Mexican ribbon snake)

Thamnophis sauritus (Eastern Ribbon Snake)
T. s. nitae (Bluestripe ribbon snake)
T. s. sackenii (Peninsula ribbon snake)
T. s. sauritus (Eastern ribbon snake)
T. s. septentrionalis (Northern ribbon snake)

[Invisible Snake]

Also keep in mind that ribbon snakes are underrated so very few people work with them. I'm sure if they were more popular we would have seen more abberant morphs.

[ProXimuS]

Think of an erythristic albino redstripe ribbon Maybe someday if(when!) I get a female for my boy, I can make the first ribbon morphs(Haha doubtful)

[Stefan-A]

Think of an erythristic albino redstripe ribbon

That's disgusting.

[ProXimuS]

That's disgusting.

Sounds cool to me. But apperantly things like that don't exist, so not to worry

[guidofatherof5]

Think of an erythristic albino redstripe ribbon Maybe someday if(when!) I get a female for my boy, I can make the first ribbon morphs(Haha doubtful)

Emily you don't know how right you were.
Last night I got a call from my friend Steve Schmidt who had been doing some searching with regards to your above statement.
He found that in Aug. 13, 1959 an albino Thamnophis sauritus was found in Texas.
I would link to the article but apparently I copied the location address wrong. I will try to fix the problem and post it later.
Thanks for the info. Steve.

[thamneil]

I'm sure something or another has turned up. Never seen or heard of any morphs though.

[BUSHSNAKE]

melanistic ones have been found and photographed

[ConcinusMan]

I did not know that. But I have never before heard of any aberrants or "morphs" for ribbon snakes. If they exist, it's probably very rare.