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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.  I don’t like to use the pattern AKA (wide-stripe) for this snake because in corns the morph name, STRIPE is used to denote a mutation that is recessive to wild-type.  The ONLY mutation this snake possesses is AMEL.  The atypical pattern is the result of polygenetics (interactions of genes–not from gene mutations).   Therefore, if you bred one to a Striped or Motley mutant, unless both parents were homozygous or heterozygous for those mutations, NONE of the progeny would be Motley or Striped.  She is 27″ long, eating frozen/thawed small fuzzy mice.  Her $155.00 usd price includes  

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NO, this is not a Creamsicle Tessera.  This 2014 male Amel Buf Tessera Corn Snake is approximately 14″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  Even more-so than the Buf Tessera featured last week, this snake has HUGE genetic potential via being a homozygote of two gene mutations that are dominant to wild-type, Buf and Tessera AND the Amel gene mutation that is recessive to wild-type.  Therefore, breeding this male to ANY corn snake will render some Bufs, some Tesseras, some Buf Tesseras and whatever other mutations are common to both parents. Breeding this male to an Amel corn can render progeny with at lease all those genotypes PLUS Amel.  His $555.55 usd price includes   . . .   

Different pose of the same snake.  I’m trying to envision a Butter version of this mutation compound.  What about a Striped version of all this PLUS Butter??

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

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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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2013 male Kastanie corn snake (same snake in two different poses).  Both of his parents are red-headed Kastanies produced in Germany.  He is 23″ long, eating frozen/thawed large fuzzy mice.  His $250.00 usd price includes  

Parents of toDAY’s featured male German-line Kasatanie. 

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2013 male Dilute Motley corn snake.  His father was a Dilute Anery (aka: Blue) Motley Het Stripe.  He is approximately 23″ long, eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice.  His $120.00 usd price includes    

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2014 female Banded Extreme Okeetee Corn Snake.  She is het for Amel since her mother is a Banded Fluorescent.  She is approximately 15″ long, eating frozen/thawed medium to large pinky mice.  Her $135.00 usd price includes     . . . 

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Same snake in different pose. 

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We saved back more of these than I need for future breeders so we’re selling this 2013 female Cayenne Fire (Cayenne Amel Bloodred) corn snake from the South African line.  She is currently 30″ long, eating frozen/thawed large hopper mice.   Her $450.00 USD price includes  

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Underside shot of toDAY’s SOTD featured snake.  ALL of the Cayenne Fires from this line so far have had belly color proportions like this one; 75% to 95% red.  

 

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This 2013 male Striped Tessera corn snake is now 29″ long, eating frozen/thawed hopper mice.  His $245.00 USD price includes