Category: SOTD

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Circa 2014, two Sunrise Amel corn snake mutants at around three months of age.  One is obviously a Sunrise Amel Tessera.  The SUNRISE mutation name derives from how dramatically (and quickly) they change from looking pale and lackluster, to being predominantly red-orange Amels (parallel to the transformation of a morning sunrise beginning with a blush of color, followed by deeply rich colors).  The piercing orange color exhibition seen here will not last long. In mere weeks both of these snakes will appear–color wise–to be essentially classic Amel corns.  Strong red will nearly supplant the orange color zones a few months later, continuing to saturate through maturity.  I should have 2018 hatchling Sunrise Amel corns for sale later this summer.   

 

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Owned by Catherine Turley, this beautiful Caramel Bloodred (from Key Corn stock) laying her first 2018 clutch of eggs.  I only breed the males to each female once, so I get fewer eggs than most breeders.  These should begin hatching 63 DAYs from the DAY they were laid; April 29, 2018.

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This 2016 Boot Key Corn Snake was produced by Dr. Orlando Diaz.  While much more yellow than her siblings, the lighting in the second pic rendered a little more yellow than she actually has.  The first pic (above) is almost exactly her true colors (though every computer and monitor renders colors differently).   . . .

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This Sunkissed Okeetee laid this mostly fertile clutch of eggs last week. 

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This 2017 Ultramel Charcoal male corn snake is now 19″ long, eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice. His $140.00 USD includes   

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Not as many eggs as her High-white Reverse Okeetee sister laid a couple of weeks ago, but what-the-heck?  I’ll cook them anyway.  

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This 2017 male Butter Motley corn snake is now 21″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice. His $135.00 USD includes   

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Dilute Granite Het Charcoal produced by John Finsterwald of COLORADO CORNS.  I see a blush of pink coming into the ground zones of this 2017 hatchling.  I am eager to see how she looks in another year.  Thanks, John.    

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This 2017 male Striped Super Salmon Snow corn snake is now 18″ long, eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice. His $285.00 USD includes    

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This stunning 2017 female Dilute Pewter Tessera was produced by John Finsterwald of COLORADO CORNS.  You really hit this one out of the park, John.