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Adult Blizzard Palmetto barely showing her only obvious color ?color pigment)?, yellow, which COULD BE carotenoid in origin?Bonus Pic

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David Partington’s beautiful, Kate  with her recent clutch of eggs.  Surely a paradox Lavender–and therefore likely not a reproducible look–we must still keep trying.  One DAY we WILL have a paradox corn mutant that can be reliably reproduced.   

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This 2010 female Ultramel Motley Corn Snake is currently 44″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  Her $295.00 price includes     

 

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This 2010 female Strawberry Anery Corn Snake is currently 53″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  She averages laying 24 eggs per clutch.  Her $325.00 price includes     

 

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This male 2012 Coral Snow Corn Snake is currently 38″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  His $325.00 price includes     

 

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This 2009 WhiteOut (Blizzard Bloodred) female is currently 41″ long, eating frozen/thawed adult mice.  She laid 17 fertile eggs on April 22, 2015, so her babies will be for sale in June or July (after they are established feeders).  Her $325.00 price includes     

 

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This 2013 female Amel Buf Corn is now 34″ long, eating frozen/thawed hopper mice.  Breeding her to any Amel corn will result in approximately 50% Amel Bufs in the first generation.  Breeding her to any corn that’s not Amel will result in approximately 50% Bufs in the first generation.  Her $315.00 price includes     

 

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This 2013 male Hypo Corn was sold to me as being het for Lavender.  He is now 36″ long, eating  frozen/thawed hopper mice.  I don’t recall seeing this very often but there is NOT one black dot on his body.  Makes me wonder if that could be from a new gene mutation, since even the most spectacular Hypomelanistic corn mutants in the hobby have SOME black on their bodies.  Also, his banding should enhance other corn projects.  His $275.00 price includes     

 

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This 2013 female Sunkissed Kastanie corn is now 36″ long, eating frozen/thawed small adult mice.  Her $395.00 price includes     

 

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This 2014 male Striped Motley Bloodred Tessera corn is now 21″ long, eating medium to large frozen/thawed pinky mice.  He is actually a low-white P/S mutant (most prominent feature is white scale near snout) and his father is het for Anery also.  His $395.00 price includes