Corn Snake - Elaphe guttata

Otherwise known as the Red Rat Snake, the Corn Snake has an orange and red repeating pattern going down its body. Primary coloration may vary darker shades to look nearly brown or lighter shades to look more gray. The division of these colors (red and orange, in most cases), will be divided by black. The first blotch on the neck of the animal will push to a point between the eyes of the animal. On the ventral side, the body will be predominantly white with black divisions described as checkerboard.