Category: SOTD

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Another Scaleless corn that hatched yesterDAY.  

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Thanks to my good friend, Dr. Brad Lichtenhan I am the proud new owner of this beautiful 2-week-old Albino Anaconda Hognose (Nasicus heterodon).  This pic was taken just minutes after she ate her first meal (a frozen/thawed pinky mouse).  As always, Brad, I cannot thank you enough.  When it comes to snakes, you produce the best.

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2-DAY-old Tessera corn snake siblings (left, Scaleless – right, Scaled). 

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Albino Western Hognose (Heterodon nasicus ) that is likely from one of the Extreme Red lines of this species.  Thank you, Jeremy Quinliven for this awesome snake.  

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This 2014 male Hypomelanistic A (aka: Hypo) is currently 27″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice.  His $855.00 USD price includes    

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A typical adult Amel Tessera showing off her post-partum figure after laying 16 eggs.  She’ll lay one more clutch of eggs in approximately seven to eight weeks.  

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2-DAY-old Scaleless Tesseras. 

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Not a brightly colored Bloodred, this female just laid 16 eggs that were sired by a male with her hidden genes; Pied-sided Anery Bloodred, but the twist is that their grandfather was the famous white-sided Granite owned by Rich Hume.  Fingers crossed.  No, she’s not really brighter in color on the 1st third of her body.  A light directly above her head was not properly diffused so it was brighter than the other lights, making her look brighter only on that part of her body.  

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2015 Anaconda Toffee Belly Western Hognose.  

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Cute lil Scaleless Corn not even 1-DAY-old.  The egg tooth–which is barely visible beneath the rostral scale of the snout will fall off in a few DAYs.  Notice the few small, roundish and random scales on the head.