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She may look like a Creamsicle corn snake, but this Amel Buf is genetically very different. Because she is a Buf homozygote, breeding her to anything Buf will yield approximately 50% Buf progeny. If you breed her to an Amel of any kind, all of the babies will be Amels, about half of which will also be Buf. Her $175.00 USD price includes She is currently eating one frozen/thawed fuzzy mouse per week.
Payment for June, 2014 order
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High contrast 2014 female Snow Tessera corn. A grandparent of this one was a Salmon Snow, so I think that lavender color we’re seeing next to the markings could be much more pink with maturity? She is 18″ long, eating frozen/thawed medium pinky mice. Her $275.00 price includes
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This 2014 female Striped Tessera is now 17″ long, eating frozen/thawed medium pinky mice. Her $215.00 price includes
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33″ Male LOW-WHITE Pied-sided Bloodred. He is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice. He has very very little white on face and side, but one of his siblings was a High-white p/s Bloodred.
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2012 Male LOW-WHITE Pied-sided Bloodred Corn Snake. $225.00 price includes
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2012 male Striped Bloodred Corn snake. This male is the closest Striped Bloodred I’ve seen that could satisfy the tag “old-school Bloodred” for overall darkness of red. His $220.00 price includes
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This 2014 female aberrant Buf Tessera corn snake has a lot to offer corn snake breeders. Because both of her obvious mutations (Buf and Tessera) are dominant to wild- type, both can be demonstrated in the first generation of breeding this snake to another. No waiting two generations to see target product. Her $425.00 price includes She is also 50% possibly het Amel, but I particularly like the wide and contiguous stripe on her tail.
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This 2014 male Fire (aka: Amel Bloodred) is het for Sulphur (aka: Butter Bloodred). His $275.00 price includes
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This 2014 female aberrant Buf Tessera corn snake has a lot to offer corn snake breeders. Because both of her obvious mutations (Buf and Tessera) are dominant to wild- type, both can be demonstrated in the first generation of breeding this snake to another. No waiting two generations to see target product. Her $425.00 price includes She is also 50% possibly het Amel. She also demonstrates a high volume of black around many of her markings, which could render the look of an Extreme Tessera at full maturity.
