Category: SOTD

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This 2014 male Red Factor Anery Motley corn is now 30″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice.  He is not a Ghost.  His $175.00 price includes     

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This 2015 female Motley corn snake is currently 20″ long, eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice.   Her $75.00 USD price includes     S O L D

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This 2014 female Terrazzo corn is now 30″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice. She is het for Lava.  All of our Terrazzo stock derives from the original Boyd-line wild-caught Terrazzo and no other Terrazzo genes are in any SMR Terrazzos.  Hence, the reason for the more overall tan body coloration and most diffused markings.  Her $285.00 price includes     

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This 20″ 2015 female Lava Tessera is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  Her $175.00 price includes     

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This Scaleless Hypo A & Sunkissed corn demonstrates the typically random and sparse exhibition of scales that are small, irregular, and atypical compared to the classic scales of scaled snakes. What you are seeing in this snake is the color and pattern that lies below the upper epidermal SCALE layer of a corn snake.   Fortunately, many of the scale aggregations are in fundamental body locations.  In most Scaleless Corns all/most of their ventrum (belly) is covered with virtually normal ventral scales.  Likewise, many Scaleless Corns have fringe scale placement at the edges of their mouth.  ALL Scaleless corns in the hobby toDAY (including scaled corns that are carriers of the Scale-less mutation) are descendants of the original pairing of a Corn Snake to an Emory’s Ratsnake (aka: Great Plains Ratsnake) and are therefore technically inter-species hybrids.  Bonus pic 

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A face only a mother (or avid snake admirer) could love, this Scaleless Hypo A & Sunkissed corn demonstrates the typically random and sparse exhibition of scales that are small, irregular, and atypical compared to the classic scales of non-mutant corn snakes. What you are seeing in this snake is what lies below the upper epidermal SCALE layer of a corn snake.     

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Nothing particularly special to see, this Amel is het for Scaleless, Striped, and Butter.  We should have Scaleless versions of Striped Butters this summer.  Fingers crossed.   

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This recently acquired Thai Red Mountain Ratsnake (Oreocryptophis porphyraceus coxi) is a typical representative of its species.  Thank you, Cindy, for this amazing snake.  He has the most unusually inquisitive and human-tolerant demeanor.  I’m having a ball just handling him.   Bonus pic 

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Same snake in different pose and light.  

 

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Young adult Shatter (Sunkissed Cinder) Corn Snake.   

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The parents of this 2015 male Corn were a Buttermint (Butter Cinder) and a Miami phase.  He is currently 16″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.    His $135.00 price includes