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This 2015 male Scaleless Anery Tessera is the first of his kind to hatch in the U.S.. He has eagerly taken his first three offerings of unaltered, frozen/thawed pinky mice so he’s ready to be shipped to his new home now. His $1,400.00 price includes Bonus Pics . . .
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Portraits of some of the Scaleless corns shown a few DAYs ago. As stated previously, none are Motley mutants. As most Scaleless corns demonstrate, there are precious few and randomly located scales that are seldom the size and shape of typical corn snake scales. Love the orange tail tip on this one. Bonus Pics
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Some of the Scaleless corns shown a few DAYs ago. None are Motleys, so for those of you who think the circles on the back are markers for Motley, this demonstrates that false rumor. The bellies of all these being typically checkered denote that they are not Motley mutants. After their post-partum shed and a few meals they will be offered for sale on this web site (later this month). . . .
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This 2015 Scaleless Caramel corn snake (and others) will be listed for sale in a few weeks after they have shed this week and fed a few times thereafter. Scaleless are one of the best-feeding corn snake morphs, so they will all eat frozen/thawed pinky mice every time they’re offered (have not had an exception yet). All Scaleless corns in the hobby at this time are Inter-species hybrids since they all originate from the original pairing of an Emory’s Ratsnake (Pantherophis emoryi) to a Corn (Pantherophis emoryi).
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In the coming weeks, these Plasmas and Peach Plasmas will be listed for sale (after first shed and a few meals). They will be listed in the range of $225.00. One gender could cost more if gender ratio is overly lop-sided?
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Some 2015 Scaleless corns hatched yesterDAY. Inquisitive lil buggers. Each time I’d change camera angle, they’d all follow my movements in syncrony, not unlike people in the gallery watching a tennis match. Precious. Yes, there are four Scaleless Caramels, but all the rest appear to be “normal” if not shockingly colored for non-color mutants? Their father is a Scaleless “common” het for Butter, but their mother is only het for Caramel
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This 2012 proven breeder male Lava Terrazzo is 39″ long and currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice. He is from BOYD-LINE stock, so don’t expect excessive markings and jagged partial-striping from his progeny unless you out-cross to other Terrazzo stock. HIs $425.00 price includes
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This 36″ 2013 female Cayenne Fire is currently eating frozen/thawed adult mice. Some of her siblings showed much more red (than orange) but she has the potential for making beautifully red Cayenne Fire progeny. Her $395.00 price includes
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In another week, these Salmon Snow females (and their brothers) will have fed three times, and therefore deemed shippable. We’ll feature them on the availability page of our web site at that time. Of course, their colors will greatly saturate to being heavily pink and coral in the next two years of maturity.
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2015 Hypo P/S (aka: p/s) Bloodred Corns.
