Category: SOTD

2012 male Salmon Snow Motley Corn Snake.  He is 38″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  His $295.00 usd price includes  

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I have not yet proven the mode of inheritance for this beauty, but soon will.  I believe this to be a Red Mask Amel, but more breeding trials are required.  Regardless, it will be worthy of morphship, so once I discover the mode of inheritance, I’ll give it a name (even if it is turns out to be a polygenetic extreme-red version of Amelanistic)?    . . .

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2013 female Tessera Corn Snake from a Buf parent.  She is 30″ long, eating frozen/thawed hopper mice.  Her $225.00 usd price includes  

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This 2012 male Lava Terrazzo corn is now 38″ long, eating frozen/thawed small adult mice.  His $550.00 USD price includes  Breeding this striped-looking corn to a Striped corn snake mutant will result in NO striped progeny.  

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2013 female ZagTec Amel Corn Snake.  ZAGTEC derives from the semi-expression of the two polygenetic (NOT mutation) phenotypes of Zig Zag and Aztec.  She is 27″ long, eating frozen/thawed small fuzzy mice.  Her $155.00 usd price includes  

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This 2012 male corn is the product of crossing a Java corn with a Kastanie mutant.  He is now 39″ long, eating frozen/thawed small adult mice.  His $175.00 USD price includes  

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2013 female Buf Tessera Corn Snake.  She really packs a genetic punch via being a homozygote of two gene mutations that are dominant to wild-type, Buf and Tessera.  Therefore, breeding her to ANY male corn snake will render some Bufs, some Tesseras, some Buf Tesseras and whatever other mutations are common to both parents.  She is 30″ long, eating frozen/thawed hopper mice.  Her $450.00 usd price includes  $OLD !

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2015 Spring project involving these two GRANITE Gray-banded Kingsnakes (Lampropeltis alterna) is highly anticipated. Left to right, female/male.  It’s possible that Granite Gray-bands originated from Brewster County, TX locality stock, but have been polygenetically refined to predictably reproduce the namesake look of the above female.  THANKS, MIKE ! ! !

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Adult Scaleless Extreme Okeetee with one of his 2014 babies. This hatchling and his siblings are het for Scaleless and are therefore selling for $460.00-$500.00 each, depending on gender. Easy to see from which parent the hatchlings inherited their Buckskin-looking background colors.

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2014 Pied-sided (aka: P/S) Bloodred Tessera corn snake.  . . .