What Sub species is this??

[sinisterserpents]

I seen this lil bugger and he looked so unique that I couldn't pass him up, but what is he/she (haven't sexed it yet)?

And ideas would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[Stefan-A]

Looks like a T. sirtalis to me. Where did it come from?

[sinisterserpents]

Looks like a T. sirtalis to me. Where did it come from?

Well my hubby went out today and come back home with him. He actually picked him up at a pet store. He was just labeled as a garter. I was kinda thinking he was a wandering garter, but a very reputable breeder of garter snake only said this:

"It looks to be a red sided void of any color. What state is it from ? It could also be a super clean eastern but the spots on the side are more indicative of parietalis"


So I'm stumped!

[Odie]

Hi, from Oregon, sinisterserpents

[sinisterserpents]

Hi, from Oregon, sinisterserpents

Hi and thank you so much!

[drache]

looks like T.s.sirtalis (eastern garter) and given your location, that's probably what it is
welcome to the forum

[guidofatherof5]

Nice looking snake.
Nice to have you on the forum.

[ssssnakeluvr]

looks like an eastern to me too. welcome to the forum!

[gregmonsta]

Greetings

[sinisterserpents]

Thanks for the welcome guys and keep the comments coming. I've got a thread up on cornsnakes also. Some seem to think its a ribbon others are saying garter, so I'm still trying to figure it out.