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Two sub-adult Salmon Ghost mutants; Vanishing Striped Salmon Ghost from John Finsterwald and a SMR Salmon Ghost. Coral-types can be rendered from more than one red-modifying gene mutation in the hobby toDAY. Salmon was the one used in both of these. Salmons originated at SWR (Southwest Wisconsin Reptiles) owned by Jim Stelpflug.
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2015 Lava Tessera corn snake (and siblings). These (and their siblings) will be offered for sale after their post-partum shed and a few meals. These will be much redder in a year and will continue to redden for several years of maturity thereafter. Bonus Pic . . .
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This 36″ 2013 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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2015 Amel ZagTec corns from Graham Criglow’s stock (perfected by Kasi Lodgigue). Their pattern “aberrancy” is not attributed to a gene mutation, but to polygenetics (interactions between genes). The morph name is a combination of the morph names ZigZag and Aztec, neither of which officially denote visible pattern namesake in Zagtecs. I guess we could say that each of those patterns that has been demonstrated in both of those polygenetic hobby morphs, little of either is obvious in ZagTecs? Bonus Pic . . .
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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
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Super Coral Snow Corn Snake –DAY 1 of 4
For the next four DAYs, the SMR Daily S.O.T.D. and simultaneously published Daily SMR Facebook Features will exhibit variants of some of the Coral Snow Mutant Complex. The four primary familial representatives of this complex include, Salmons (started by Jim Stelpflug), Champagnes (started by Pasco Paul), Bubblegum Snows (not to be confused with Bubblegum Ratsnakes, hybrid production of Albino Ratsnake X Amel Cornsnake) started by the late Lloyd Lemke, and Neons (refined by Stephen Wagner via enhancement of the colors in Lloyd Lemke’s Bubblegum Snow line). They the only four known to be the primary lines from which virtually all modern Coral Snow Corns are variants thereof. To my knowledge, there is only one person who can visually identify which of the four primary families of Coral Snows are exhibited in the Coral Snow types that will be exhibited from July 23rd to July 26th. No pressure, right, Marsha Matthews of poppycorns.com?
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Some 2015 Scaleless corns hatched yesterDAY. Inquisitive lil buggers. Each time I’d change camera angle, they’d all follow my movements in syncrony, not unlike people in the gallery watching a tennis match. Precious. Yes, there are four Scaleless Caramels, but all the rest appear to be “normal” if not shockingly colored for non-color mutants? Their father is a Scaleless “common” het for Butter, but their mother is only het for Caramel
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Super Coral Snow Corn Snake –DAY 2 of 4
July 23 through July 26, SMR Daily S.O.T.D. and simultaneously published Daily SMR Facebook Features will exhibit variants of some of the Coral Snow Mutant Complex. The four primary familial representatives of this complex include, Salmons (started by Jim Stelpflug), Champagnes (started by Pasco Paul), Bubblegum Snows (not to be confused with Bubblegum Ratsnakes, hybrid production of Albino Ratsnake X Amel Cornsnake) started by the late Lloyd Lemke, and Neons (refined by Stephen Wagner via enhancement of the colors in Lloyd Lemke’s Bubblegum Snow line). They the only four known to be the primary lines from which virtually all modern Coral Snow Corns are variants thereof. To my knowledge, there is only one person who can visually identify which of the four primary families of Coral Snows are exhibited in the Coral Snow types that will be exhibited from July 23rd to July 26th. No pressure, right, Marsha Matthews of poppycorns.com?
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In the coming weeks, these Plasmas and Peach Plasmas will be listed for sale (after first shed and a few meals). They will be listed in the range of $225.00. One gender could cost more if gender ratio is overly lop-sided?
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Super Coral Snow Corn Snake –DAY 3 of 4
July 23 through July 26, SMR Daily S.O.T.D. and simultaneously published Daily SMR Facebook Features will exhibit variants of some of the Coral Snow Mutant Complex. The four primary familial representatives of this complex include, Salmons (started by Jim Stelpflug), Champagnes (started by Pasco Paul), Bubblegum Snows (not to be confused with Bubblegum Ratsnakes, hybrid production of Albino Ratsnake X Amel Cornsnake) started by the late Lloyd Lemke, and Neons (refined by Stephen Wagner via enhancement of the colors in Lloyd Lemke’s Bubblegum Snow line). They the only four known to be the primary lines from which virtually all modern Coral Snow Corns are variants thereof. To my knowledge, there is only one person who can visually identify which of the four primary families of Coral Snows are exhibited in the Coral Snow types that will be exhibited from July 23rd to July 26th. No pressure, right, Marsha Matthews of poppycorns.com?
