Category: SOTD

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This Striped Honey female is starting to show her eggs.  Myonly male Striped Honey bred her a few weeks ago.  Fingers crossed. 

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A 2015 Super Sunglow Motley (aka: Super Sun Motley).  Called SUPER because it’s a homozygote of the Red Factor (aka: RF) gene mutation, possessing both of the paired gene copies necessary to demonstrate maximum expression of the RF mutation gene.  The three gene mutations involved in this morph are, Amel, Motley, and RF.  In addition to mutations, the final genetic impact is polygenetic in origin (interactions between classic genes of this species).  BTW, saturation of the red coloration will continue to intensify throughout ontogeny (maturity), so this snake will be much redder a year from now, and should continue to redden thereafter.

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Comparative of hatchlings, Blizzard and Snow Tesseras (Blizzard on the left).  

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This 2014 male Tessera is currently 25″ long, eating large frozen/thawed fuzzy mice.  He is het for Stripe and Anery.  His $205.00 USD price includes    

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This 2015 female Tessera is from the pairing of a Tessera to a Buf Extreme Okeetee .  She is now 19″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.   Her $155.00 USD price includes    

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This 2015 female Snow Tessera is currently eating 17″ long, eating frozen/thawed small pinky mice.  Her $165.00 price includes     

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This 2015 female Charcoal is from a Tessera parent.  She is now 17″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.   Her $95.00 USD price includes    

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This 2015 female Lava Tessera is currently eating 17″ long, eating frozen/thawed small pinky mice.  Her $155.00 price includes    

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This 2015 Female Amel Tessera is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  She is possibly het Scaleless Anery since one of her parents was a Tessera het Scaleless Anery.  Her $425.00 price includes     

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This 2015 male Granite Gray-banded Kingsnake (Lampropeltis alterna) is taking one of his first unaltered live pinky mice. When he and his siblings were just weeks old–and only two of them had taken altered frozen/thawed pinky mice for me–I sent all of them to John Finsterwald in Colorado.  He did his magic on them and sent all of them back to me feeding on unaltered frozen/thawed pinky mice.