Wierd snake question

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ok, yall are total missing my point. I know alot of different snakes come in diff morphs. This guy claimed that these 8 or so young snakes that all had different patterns(colors and such were similar to a corn but were as veriable as the pattern) all came from the same egg batch. Not 2 or 3 or 4 but 1 batch of eggs.

ps i know what im gonna get if i cant figure out that. I dont need suggestions im just tryin to figure out what these are.
 
Any pictures or descriptions of the snakes??
Thayeri kings have can have huge variability in one clutch but almost impossible to know, without seeing them, what they are.
 
hmmm, that name sound similar......
 
Thats one sh*tty sales dude you were workign with haha. it could be any kind of milksnake, cornsnake, kingsnake or ratsnake. they all have incredable color patterns, but normally cornsnakes and ratnsakes and only a few milks and kings go through a color change, but ive never heard of a snake that changes color 10x through its life, thats probably pure bullsh*t. most snakes (if they do go through one) only have up to 2.
 
*facepalm* its a variable kingsnake. Lampropeltis mexicana thayeri, as mentioned above.
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mindfreak;4338799; said:
Thats one sh*tty sales dude you were workign with haha. it could be any kind of milksnake, cornsnake, kingsnake or ratsnake. they all have incredable color patterns, but normally cornsnakes and ratnsakes and only a few milks and kings go through a color change, but ive never heard of a snake that changes color 10x through its life, thats probably pure bullsh*t. most snakes (if they do go through one) only have up to 2.
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it was already guessed. if u read my question it isnt that it changed its pattern a ton its that many patterns come from the same clutch.

to those who helped ty. u were correct
 
we might get one of these for that tank. i love green snakes but these are sweet!! would be cool to breed, but with breeding come off loading off spring. that is never an easy task..... hmmmmm......
 
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