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Payment for June , 2014 order

37″ male Tessera corn snake

$300.00 shipped.  Parents were a Tessera bred to an Extreme Okeetee. 

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This 2013 Male Tessera Het Striped Butter is currently 23″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice.  His $425.00 price includes  

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26″ female 2013 Coral Snow – possibly het Motley– from Salmon stock.  Her $225.00 price includes  

Currently eating one frozen/thawed large pinky or small fuzzy mouse every five to seven DAYs, she has great size for being only seven months old. 

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This male 2013 Tessera Het Amel (from a High-white Reverse Okeetee parent) is 28″ long, eating frozen/thawed small hopper mice.  His $350.00 price includes

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34″ Female Anery Tessera.  Her $395.00 price includes  

She is currently eating one frozen/thawed small adult mouse every seven DAYs.  She has never been brumated. 

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INVESTMENT PROJECT:

Pictured above is a pair of 2013 corns het for Scaleless Anery (not siblings).  The male is the Tessera and the female is the non-Tessera.  As with most corns, it’s what’s inside (genes) that matters most.

They are the products of pairing a Scaleless Anery to a Tessera.  The target value of this project will be the first Scaleless Anery Tessera ever produced.  While a Scale-less Anery Tessera may seem genetically unlikely in one brood of babies from two triple-hets, it’s not.  Approximately half of the progeny from this couple will be Tesseras of some kind (Tessera, Anery Tessera, Scaleless Tessera, and Scaleless Anery Tessera).  There aren’t so many mutations in this marriage that hitting the target will be rare. It’s likely that one or two of the babies from the first pairing could be the trifecta; Scaleless Anery Tessera?

The male Tessera is 24″ long and the female non-Tessera is 26″ long, both eating one frozen/thawed large pinky or small fuzzy mouse every four to five DAYs.  They should both reach breeding maturity in 2015 (or sooner).  They can be sold separately, but the price for this gender pair is $3,500.00 usd, which includes  Separately, the male is $2,500.00 and the female is $1,500.00 usd with free shipping to lower-  This Summer we will have many more like these, and other corns het for Scaleless and several other pattern and color mutation or morph compounds.  

If interested in buying both of these snakes, please, ask for product SKU for the pair (corn snakes@aol.com). 

 

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Not what you think from looking at him, this 25″ male 2013 corn appears to be a pied-sided (p/s) Bloodred, but his ancestry suggests otherwise.  

He COULD be just that, but his ancestors are wild Key Corn (aka: Rosy Ratsnake).  Great grandparents of this snake were acquired from Gus Rentfro in a lot of wild-caught Key Corns I purchased over a decade ago.  The father of this one hatched looking very similar to what you see above.  I’m still uncertain the random white seen here is the result of a gene mutation, but breeding trials are still in progress.  His father diffused greatly (as you can see this one doing at this tender age) but never acquired the deep red colors we see in the p/s Bloodred mutants.  He retained the soft, unicolor Key Corn appearance common to the middle key corns.  A beautiful corn none-the-less, to me, above potentially being a new pied-sided gene mutation, his value lies in his genome; containing NO corn snake genes beyond those of his island race.  At maturity, he should be the relatively drab brownish-red of middle to lower key corns, with barely-visible markings.  

His $325.00 price includes  His d.o.h. is August 1, 2013 and he is currently eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice.

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23″ male 2013 Dilute Motley corn snake is het for Anery (therefore BLUE).  His $145.00 price includes  

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28″ male 2013 Motley corn snake is het for Honey (Sunkissed Caramel).  His $125.00 price includes  

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