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This 20″ female 2018 Scaleless corn snake is currently eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice. $485.00 plus $39.00 S O L D
note: ALL Scaleless corns in the hobby toDAY (including SCALED corns that are carriers of the Scale-less mutation–aka Het Scaleless) are descendants of the original pairing of a Corn Snake to an Emory’s Ratsnake (aka: Great Plains Ratsnake). Therefore, all Scaleless corns (and their scaled siblings) are inter-species hybrids.
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The only MicroScale Butter corn snake we hatched this year isn’t changing colors too much yet. In another few months yellows will deepen and the faded orange markings will soften to yellow. As an adult, this one will be two shades of yellow, like virtually all Butter corn snake mutants. After closer examination of this one, I’m leaning now toward my original theory that the colors and contrast are more pronounced than those of typically scaled corns, perhaps because there are more scales. Not unlike the dot pitch of your computer or device monitor rendering crisper resolution with more pixels per inch, it seems that Micro Scale (formerly called Micro Pave) mutants owe their higher contrast to more scales per inch? I really need to actually count them, right? I’m looking forward to breeding this scale mutation into other colors and patterns of corn snakes.
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If you have a male Specter this 17″ FEMALE 2018 Anery Tessera corn snake is quite the opportunity to make Tessera Specters. She is currently eating frozen/thawed medium pinky mice. Her parents are a Specter and a Striped Anery Tessera with NO hets. Anyone who questions the inheritance of most red-modifying mutations (except for RedCoat) in corn snakes could not explain the faint pink cast to her dorsal striping. Her mother (Striped Tessera) is a third generation Tessera and has never had any red-modifiers in her family tree, so the blush of pink toDAY’s SOTD demonstrates (which will intensify in color through maturity) was inherited by whichever red-modifier is in his Specter father. $400.00 plus $39.00
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Scaleless 2017 hatchling corn snake, now a little over a year old. Parents were both Scaleless Okeetee.
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Produced by Dr. Brad Lichtenhan, this Silverleaf Kisatchie Ratsnake is very unusually colored, but entirely PURE Pantherophis slowinskii. History of the species . . .
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Note how little pattern contrast there is in this 2018 Scaleless Motley hatchling corn snake. So far, all Scaleless corns I’ve seen with “hard” markings, have not been Motley mutants, even though they had strong dorsal Motley appearance. Apparently, what we all recognize as a typical scaled Motley corn mutant consists of an aggregation of what you see here, in addition to the outer skin/scale dermal layers over-laying other melanin components that complete the classical Motley pattern? Even though most scaled Motley corns have faint or completely missing black blotch margins–that are so evident in non-mutant corns–different degrees of melanin are still elsewhere a part of the Motley pattern. SO, when the outer-most dermal layers are absent, we’re left with a largely feature-less and drab snake with indistinct markings (like the Scaleless Motley featured toDAY)? I always say that corn snake hobby mutants don’t have to POP to be POPular. If they’re new, rare, and different, we just have to acquire them.
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No, not bi-cephalic (NOT 2-headed). Just a double-occupancy egg shell with two sibling Reverse Okeetees. Yes, there’s nothing altered about their head markings, but the albumin (egg white) in the egg acts as a magnifier, making their colors POP. Both were very beautiful after their post-emergence sheds, but colors were not quite as vibrant as they appear in this pic, while covered with clear and viscous albumin.
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This 17″ male 2018 Scaleless Okeetee corn snake is currently eating frozen/thawed medium pinky mice. $475.00 plus $39.00
note: ALL Scaleless corns in the hobby toDAY (including SCALED corns that are carriers of the Scale-less mutation–aka Het Scaleless) are descendants of the original pairing of a Corn Snake to an Emory’s Ratsnake (aka: Great Plains Ratsnake). Therefore, all Scaleless corns (and their scaled siblings) are inter-species hybrids.
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This 2017 male 24″ Sunkissed Tessera corn is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice. $145.00 plus $39.00
