Snake of the Day 01-24-15

Male Pied-sided Bloodred Tessera corn snake.  He has precious little lateral white, but enough to ensure that he possesses the P/S (Pied-sided) gene mutation. That gene barely exhibited, he’s stunning in appearance and very calm, and.  
He is currently about 20″ long, eating unaltered frozen/thawed medium to large pinky mice.

Snake of the Day 01-12-15

This 2014 male Western Hognose has never refused an unaltered frozen/thawed pinky mouse.  He is het for the mutation, Toffee Belly.  He is about nine inches long now, eating me outta mouse and home.

Snake of the Day 01-28-15

This 2014 female Charcoal Terrazzo now 16″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  While her eyes look a little “buggy”, it’s not an uncommon look in such a slender mutant as Terrazzo. Also, the absence of facial color and markings–which are elemental in disguising the size and location of a snake’s eye–renders a super-ocular appearance.


Same snake in different light and pose. 

Snake of the Day 01-13-15

This 2014 male Charcoal Tessera is possibly a Pewter Tessera.  Some of his siblings included Pewter Tesseras, but his belly markings do not look like typical Pewter Tesseras.  Therefore, if he is not a Pewter Tessera he is a Charcoal Tessera Het for Diffused/Bloodred.