Help ID this Ratsnake

[LadyBloodRose]

I found this beauty while going threw an old mobilehome trailer that was falling apart. it was under soem debree that I fliped over. This was found in South Carolina over the weekend.

[wendiigo]

Whatever she is, she is as cute as a button!

No idea honestly what she might be.  Good luck

[Donnie_K]

tail pics please.

[LadyBloodRose]

will get some in just alil while for ya donnie

[jusgus]

It looks like there is some kind of pattern on the back but its hard to make out. Just wondering is it just normal ratsnake saddles.

[jusgus]

There are only two kinds of ratsnakes that naturally occur in S. Carolina. The black ratsnake and the yellow ratsnake. Depends on where you look the are called the black phase and yellow phase of the eastern ratsnake.

[LadyBloodRose]

nope it has no saddles at all  the markings on the bark are similar to a strpe phase that i have seen before but they are broke up into more like dashes.

donnie heres the tail shots

[jusgus]

Could I possibly go out on a limb and say a new variation of albino for the yellow rat snake.

[Donnie_K]

that's what I was looking for was saddles or striping. The yellows are generally striped. Being an albino makes it a little harder to tell. Could it be a non native species that was someone's escaped pet?

[jusgus]

that's what I was looking for was saddles or striping. The yellows are generally striped. Being an albino makes it a little harder to tell. Could it be a non native species that was someone's escaped pet?

The striping is what made me think it could possibly be some sort of albino yellow maybe. It could be very possible that it is someones escaped pet, rat snakes are really good at finding any kind of exit there might be.