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This 2014 male Scaleless Anery Corn Snake has very few random scales above the belly, and mostly relegated to the posterior regions (other than the usual scales around the lips).  He (and some Het Scaleless corns) will be offered for sale on the table of a friend at Tinley Park NARBC expo starting SaturDAY, March 14th.  If you don’t find him, look for Terri Bienkowski to ask where he (this Anery Scaleless) and his het buddies are.  Terri will also have a couple of female 2014 Palmettos to sell for me at Tinley.

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This 33″male Reverse Okeetee corn hatched in 2013 and is currently eating frozen/thawed hopper mice.  He is a brother to the male Okeetee featured as S.O.T.D. on March 3, 2015.  He brumated from December 20, 2014 to February 15, 2015.  His $135.00 price is the result if him trying to bite me three times while being photographed, and includes      One of this snake’s parents was a Tessera. 

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This 26″ 2014 female Corn Snake from the pairing of a Scaleless Extreme Okeetee to a Super Sunglow Motley.  Therefore, she is het for Scaleless, Red Mask, Motley, and Amel.  She is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice and weighs 62 grams.   Her $645.00 price includes     

 

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This 35″ female Motley corn hatched in 2013 and is currently eating frozen/thawed hopper mice.  She brumated from November 20, 2014 to February 15, 2015.  Her $165.00 price includes      One of this snake’s parents was a Tessera. 

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This 43″ female Ultramel Bloodred corn hatched in 2009 and has been a great producer for us.  She has never had any health issues and eats frozen/thawed adult mice.  She brumated from November 20, 2014 to February 15, 2015.  Her $265.00 price includes      All Ultra and Ultramel corn snakes are Inter-species hybrids from the original pairing of a Gray Rat Snake to a Corn Snake.  !

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This 27″ 2014 female Caramel Corn Snake is Het Scaleless and Butter.  She is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice and tips the scales at 68 grams.   Her $685.00 price includes     

 

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I was just listening to an Internet Podcast with Sean Bradley speaking to Mike Wilbanks (Naughty Language Warning).  Because I cannot resist multi-tasking, I decided to sort some photographs on my main hard drive while listening.  When Sean and Mike talked about Palmetto Cornsnakes (perhaps 40% into the discussion) I sorted through old pix of Palmettos to find this one from 2014 of a typical Palmetto (on right) and a highly-freckled Palmetto (on left). The new owner of the highly-freckled one is NOT in the U.S. and I’m pretty sure the classic Palmetto in the picture was sold to someone in Europe?  I would sure love to see a recent picture of the Palmetto on the left, a year older now.  That high-freckled one is to date still the ONLY one I’ve hatched with so many freckles, so I’m also eager to know if she owes her abundance of freckles to a separate gene mutation?  Maybe the owner will send me a picture of some of her babies in a few years (which I will get publish permission to share with all of you on this site).  

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This 34″ 2013 female Corn is the progeny of a Huddleston Reverse Okeetee to a Tessera, so in typical collateral Tessera fashion she demonstrates extreme coloring, AND is het for at least Amel.  She is currently eating frozen/thawed small adult mice.  She brumated from October 20, 2014 to February 20, 2015.  Her $225.00 price includes     

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This 36″ 2013 male “Okeetee” is from the pairing of a Huddleston Reverse Okeetee to a Tessera, so in typical collateral Tessera fashion, he demonstrates extreme coloring, AND is het for at least Amel.  He is currently eating frozen/thawed small adult mice. He brumated from October 20, 2014 to February 20, 2015.  His $195.00 price includes      

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This 25″ 2014 male Butter Corn Snake is Het Scaleless and Striped.  He is currently eating frozen/thawed fuzzy mice and weighs 62 grams.  His parents consisted of a female Striped Butter and a male Scaleless.  Yes, he ate two small fuzzy mice just before posing for this picture.  His $595.00 price includes     All Scaleless corn snakes in the hobby toDAY are hybrids of Emory’s Ratsnakes.