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This 14″ male 2016 Ultramel Bloodred is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  His $135.00 price includes    Here is a picture of an unrelated adult Ultramel Bloodred.  

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This 14″ 2016 female Saffron Motley (Sunkissed Butter Motley) is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  Her $185.00 price includes     

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Someone recently asked me to explain/demonstrate the variety of belly pattern in Bloodred corns. After sending them some of these pictures, I thought I’d share these photos with everyone. These three photos certainly do not demonstrate all of the variability of belly pattern in this morph, but they are all examples that are common in the hobby toDAY. MOST Bloodreds have little or no black on their bellies, but what you should never see in a Bloodred homozygote is black belly checkering. S

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This 16″ 2016 female Butter Okeetee is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  Her $135.00 price includes     

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These two snakes have no recent historical familial relationship, but my goal was to use a Butter mutant for color comparison, because most Butters generally have the same yellow expression, compared to other corn snake color mutants. The orange corn in this picture is the Scaleless snake Chip Bridges produced two years ago, that we believe to be a Scaleless Lavender. This is another update pic, since he exhibits more saturated orange every time I see him lately. In 2017, I will breed him to a Lavender-type to prove (or disprove) that he is actually a Lavender mutant. Surely the way he hatched so deeply blue is enough evidence (unlike ANY corn snake ever), but since we tend to rely on our own eyes to make color judgments, genetic proof will bolster confidence about the way the missing outer dermal layers forbade expression of blue?  REMINDER  PIC

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This 16″ 2016 male Amel Motley is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  His $95.00 price includes    

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This 23″ female 2015 “Miami phase” corn is currently eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice.  I quoted MIAMI because virtually all corns that are het for Cinder (and not albino types) look like Miami scheme corns.  Her father was a Buttermint so her genetic resume is that she is het Cinder, Amel, and Caramel.  Her $145.00 price includes      

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This 15″ 2016 male High-white Reverse Okeetee is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  His $135.00 price includes      

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All four of these hatchlings (Visual Hets shown for comparison only) were offered frozen/thawed pinkies when they first hatched and have never refused such meals (Hets have been sold).  No other prey or alterations of pinky mice were ever offered. Like the inheritance of most Leucistic serpents, the Leucistic mutation in Gray-bands is dominant to wild-type (not recessive). Therefore, most F1 out-crossed progeny (hets) have a pale hypomelanistic-like phenotype.   BOTH VISUAL HETS (showing orange) PICTURED TODAY HAVE BEEN . 

LEUCISTIC PRICE: $1,500.00 usd.  Price includes    

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The mother of this 15″ male 2016 Anery corn is a Salmon Snow so he is (and shows) a blush of orange, indicating that he’s a visual-het of the incompletelely-dominant gene mutation, RedFactor.  In different words, he possesses one of the paired gene copies for the gene mutation, Red Factor (aka: RF). His $115.00 price includes