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One of our Charcoal Terrazzos from original Boyd-line Terrazzo stock. This one could be a Pewter Terrazzo since that was the grandparents of this snake (Boyd Terrazzo X Pewter) but since there are no dependable markers to distinguish a Charcoal Terrazzo from a Pewter Terrazzo, until this one is bred to a Pewter, we’ll never know for sure.
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This male 2012 Coral Snow Corn Snake is currently 38″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice. His $325.00 price includes
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A common color scheme for an Amel that is Het for Cinder.
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This 2010 female Strawberry Anery Corn Snake is currently 53″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice. She averages laying 24 eggs per clutch. Her $325.00 price includes
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Adult Scaleless Hypo A & Sunkissed Corn. We will have 2015 hatchling Scaleless corns for sale in July. Bonus Pic
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This 2010 female Ultramel Motley Corn Snake is currently 44″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice. Her $295.00 price includes
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A 2014 Red Factor (RF) Amel. This one is only 16″ long, so imagine how much redder it will be at maturity? Photographed on U.S. one-dollar bill for color reference. This is one of the “morphs” I really wanted to name CHERRY corn, but refrained until more is known about the gene mutation that causes such exaggerated red.
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David Partington’s beautiful, Kate with her recent clutch of eggs. Surely a paradox Lavender–and therefore likely not a reproducible look–we must still keep trying. One DAY we WILL have a paradox corn mutant that can be reliably reproduced.
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Produced by Marsha Matthews (poppycorns.com) this beautiful Opal Motley has a Coral-type Snow parent. Next year, I will breed him to some adult hets I have with the same genes.
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This 2014 male Lava Tessera is now 22″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice. His $325.00 price includes
