Category: Old Shop

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This 2014 male Strawberry Anery Corn Snake is currently 20″ long, eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice. His $95.00 price includes     

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This 2014 female Okeetee Corn Snake is currently 24″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice. Her father was a Tessera corn.  Her $100.00 price includes     

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This 2009 44″ female Tessera is currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  She is possibly het Butter.  Her $265.00 price includes     

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This 2013 36″ female Cayenne Fire is currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  Some of her siblings showed much more red (than orange) but she has the potential for making beautifully red Cayenne Fire progeny.  Her $395.00 price includes     

 

 

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This 2012 proven breeder male Lava Terrazzo is 39″long and currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  He is from BOYD-LINE stock, so don’t expect excessive markings and jagged partial-striping from his progeny unless you out-cross to other Terrazzo stock.  HIs $425.00 price includes     

 

 

 

 

$75.00 plus $35.00 shipping = $110.00

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This 2014 male Striped Motley Bloodred Tessera corn is now 21″ long, eating medium to large frozen/thawed pinky mice.  He is actually a low-white P/S mutant (most prominent feature is white scale near snout) and his father is het for Anery also.  His $395.00 price includes    

 

 

 

$220.00 plus $35.00 shipping = $255.00

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This 2013 male Hypo Corn was sold to me as being het for Lavender.  He is now 36″ long, eating  frozen/thawed hopper mice.  I don’t recall seeing this very often but there is NOT one black dot on his body.  Makes me wonder if that could be from a new gene mutation, since even the most spectacular Hypomelanistic corn mutants in the hobby have SOME black on their bodies.  Also, his banding should enhance other corn projects.  His $275.00 price includes     

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This 46″ female Tessera has been out of brumation now for four weeks.  She was actually captured loose in the hibernaculum when several containers that were stacked too high toppled over.  She obviously eats adult frozen/thawed mice, and I estimate her age to be around five years old? I could not discern which Tessera she was so I’m selling her at a reduced price (I cannot say what she may be het for–if anything).   Her $265.00 price includes