Category: Old Shop

Amel-02-08-16

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This 42″  2012 male Amel corn snake is currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice. Did I mention that one of his parents was a Red Factor mutant?  His $185.00 USD price includes     

Amel-02-23-16a

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This 38″  2012 male Amel corn snake is currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice  One of his parents was a visual Het Red Factor Amel.  His $185.00 USD price includes     

Sunkissed 02-10-16

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This 21″  2015 male Sunkissed corn snake is currently eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice  His parents were both het for Sunkissed and Kastanie so this one is possibly-het Kastanie.  His $120.00 USD price includes     

Ghost 02-12-16

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This 16″  2015 female Ghost is from “Kate”, Dave Partington’s Ultramel Anery Paradox with Lavender ancestry.  She is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  Her $120.00 USD price includes    

?snow? 02-14-16

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This 25″  2014 female corn could be a Snow, a Blizzard, or Both?  Her parents consisted of a Snow and an Amel that were from the pairing of a Blizzard to a Coral Snow, so this could also have one copy of the gene mutation, Red Factor.  She is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice  The green borders that are barely seen should saturate/intensify with maturity.  The inheritance of this phenotype is poorly understood, so we don’t know if the green is a result of a gene mutation or polygenics??  Her $215.00 USD price includes     Bonus pic  . . . 

Same snake in different pose and light. 

 

Caramel Motley 02-15-16

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This 16″  2015 male Caramel Motley is het for Amel (therefore Butter) and Sunkissed (therefore Honey) from parents Honey Motley X Butter Motley het Sunkissed.  He is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice  His $155.00 USD price includes     

Coral Snow 02-16-16

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This 18″  2015 male Coral Snow is het for Lavender.  His mother is the famous Paradox Lavender from Ultramel Anery heritage, Kate (owned by Dave Partington.  He is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice).  His $165.00 USD price includes     

Leucistic Ratsnake 02-17-16

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This 19″  2015 male Leucistic Texas Ratsnake from wild-caught Leucestic Texas Ratsnake found in Mineral Springs, Texas.  He has a minor pinch on the tip of the tail that will surely cause complete necrosis of that region and consequent lose of the very tip.  I’m certain that the tail will look normal when this snake matures, since so little of the tail tip is affected.  He is currently eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice.  His $115.00 USD price includes    Bonus pics   

 Same snake in different pose.

Macro shot of the pinched tail tip.