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    Re: Wild caught morphs

    Guys,
    Thanks for that. I did a quick compare of that snake with my normal wandering and you are absolutely right. It has to be a vagrans. Now can you help me define what morph it is? I have been working to learn all the terms, anerythristic, axanthic, albino, melanistic, high red, etc. If I got babies that looked like mom here how do I properly describe her?

    Here is a close up side view of this morph and my normal which confirm your classification.

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