Tamaulipan Ratsnakes
( Pseudoelaphe flavirufus flavirufus )

These blue-eyed rat snakes originate in the State of Tamaulipas in northeastern Mexico. Tamaulipas is located just below of the tip of South Texas sandwiched in between the Gulf of Mexico, Nuevo Leon and San Luis Potosi. These attractive snakes have patterns similar to a Corn Snake having a reddish ground color and tan dorsal blotches bordered in black. Tamaulipan Rat Snakes are also known as Mexican Corn Snakes or Mexican Night Snakes. We are also working with the anerythristic morph of this beautiful animal and are torn as to which one is our favorite. Our stock is originally out of Jim Kane's line of animals.