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Some of you are thinking, “why does he keep showing this snake?”. It’s mostly because even I am continually impressed at how much more red it is each time it sheds. This 2014 Cherry Corn shows promise to be every bit as red as his father. Dollar bill is in the picture for a color reference, since the red in these corns is often deemed impossibly red. .
Original Cherry Amel and father of toDAY’s featured S.O.T.D..
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These two Scaleless corns have no familial relationship beyond being distantly related to the same FIRST Scaleless corn that hatched over a decade ago in France. The small one is a Scaleless Tessera and the larger of the two is the one we think is a Scaleless Lavender (produced by Chip Bridges in NC).
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This 2016 male Salmon (aka: Coral) Snow is currently eating frozen/thawed small pinky mice. His $225.00 USD price includes
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This 2016 female Salmon (aka: Coral) Snow Motley is currently eating frozen/thawed small pinky mice. Her $225.00 USD price includes
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This 2016 male Opal (Amel Lavender) is currently eating frozen/thawed small pinky mice. His $95.00 USD price includes
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This 36″ long 2014 Extreme Okeetee male is currently eating frozen/thawed small adult mice. He is het for Scaleless. His $450.00 USD price includes
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This 23″ long 2014 Butter Motley female is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice. Her parents are both deeply yellow so in another year, her orange/yellow markings will change to yellow. Her $125.00 USD price includes
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This 30″ female Terrazzo is het for Charcoal. She is currently eating frozen/thawed hopper mice. Her $325.00 USD price includes
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Adult female Extreme Tessera Okeetee with 2016 hatchling. Our 2016 batch of these gems (that should mature to have as much black and red as the adult pic’d here) are now feeding so they have been added to the Snakes For Sale tab on our WEB SITE.
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2016 hatchlings just before their first shed. Parents of these corns are a Striped Motleycorn het for Hypo Striped Fire Granite and a Striped Bloodred het for Amel and Ghost. There are three Hypo Striped corns (that MAY also be Bloodreds) in this brood that are virtual clones of each other.
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One of the three Striped Hypo corns that could also be Bloodreds.
