A sub-adult Banded Fluorescent Corn Snake.
Snake of the Day 09-08-13
Snake of the Day 09-07-13
A sub-adult Charcoal Sunkissed Corn Snake.
Snake of the Day 09-06-13
An exaggerated example of SMR’s Extreme Reverse Okeetees.
Snake of the Day 09-05-13
Update pic on one of the “Striped” Sunkissed corns we hatched this year. Ground and pattern color zones seem to be losing their contrast?? I’m still hopeful this will perhaps start a line of truly striped Sunkissed mutants. I DO love the Sunkissed corns that have orderly ovals down the back, but would love to see a truly striped Sunkissed. Traditionally, the sunkissed gene mutation does not play well with other pattern mutations in corn snakes. Most of the time that’s a good thing, but other times not so much.
Snake of the Day 09-04-13
Snake of the Day 09-02-13
A Motley with the blue head we have been seeing more of lately in the hobby and a Creamsicle Okeetee.
Snake of the Day 09-01-13
A beautiful 2013 Sunkissed Motley with almost-sky-blue head coloration.
Snake of the Day 08-31-13
2013 sister Blue (Dilute Anery) Motley corn snakes. One is Blue Motley and the other Hypo Blue Motley.
Snake of the Day 09-03-13
2013 sibling Pewter and Hypo Pewter corn snakes. Thanks for the awesome parents of these gems, Zorro!!
Snake of the Day 08-30-13
Each new generation of the Buckskin Okeetee corns is better than the last. These two will have outstanding colors, and
they are not het for Caramel (as one might suspect by seeing the extreme golds and yellows in their ground color zones).