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Three hold-back 2014 High-white Reverse Okeetee corns that we will raise to be future South Mountain Reptile breeders. I’m holding them back because we never have enough to go around (2014s are out of stock now). At the top of the pic is the male of this trio which was produced by WES MYLER and the females hatched at SMR. Thanks, WES. :- )
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2013 male Striped Tessera Corn Snake. He is currently 28″ long, eating frozen/thawed large fuzzy mice. His $225.00 USD price includes
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2013 male Striped Ultramel Corn Snake. He is currently 27″ long, eating frozen/thawed large fuzzy mice. His $135.00 USD price includes
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From the SCRATCH & DENT DEPARTMENT, this 2013 female Lavender Tessera is now 21″ long, eating frozen/thawed large pinky mice. She’s priced low because she has several spinal “kinks” that are palpable, and some are visible. The blue arrow is pointing at the most obvious of them. The kinks are all the same relative size that they were when she hatched. In other words, none are growing disproportionately larger than the growth rate of the rest of her body. The “bend” in her tail will always be obvious, but most of the spinal kinks forward of the tail will only be detectable by feel, when she is an adult (since muscles will visually conceal most of them). Her $125.00 USD price includes She has great color for her age AND she’s not a red-eyed Lavender. S O L D
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2014 female Sunglow Corn Snake HET Scaleless Striped Butter. From the parents, Striped Butter X SCALELESS, this hatchling is already eating large frozen/thawed pinky mice (on the cusp of taking small fuzzies). Her $650.00 USD price includes shipping to an of the lower- We have several other 2014 corns for sale now that are het for Scaleless and other mutations. (inquire).
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NO, this is not a Creamsicle Tessera. This 2014 male Amel Buf Tessera Corn Snake is approximately 14″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice. Even more-so than the Buf Tessera featured last week, this snake has HUGE genetic potential via being a homozygote of two gene mutations that are dominant to wild-type, Buf and Tessera AND the Amel gene mutation that is recessive to wild-type. Therefore, breeding this male to ANY corn snake will yield some Bufs, some Tesseras, some Buf Tesseras and whatever other mutations are common to both parents. Breeding this male to an Amel corn can result in progeny with at lease all those genotypes PLUS Amel. His $555.55 usd price includes
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2014 male Pewter Tessera Corn Snake. He is approximately 15″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice. His $375.00 usd price includes . . .
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2013 male Buf Corn Snake (possibly het Amel). Buf corns are dominant mutations so breeding this male to ANY corn snake female will render approximately 50% Bufs in the first generation. He is 28″ long, eating frozen/thawed hopper mice. His $230.00 usd price includes . . .
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2013 female Buf Tessera Corn Snake. She really packs a genetic punch via being a homozygote of two gene mutations that are dominant to wild-type, Buf and Tessera. Therefore, breeding her to ANY male corn snake will render some Bufs, some Tesseras, some Buf Tesseras and whatever other mutations are common to both parents. She is 30″ long, eating frozen/thawed hopper mice. Her $450.00 usd price includes $OLD !
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2013 female ZagTec Amel Corn Snake. ZAGTEC derives from the semi-expression of the two polygenetic (NOT mutation) phenotypes of Zig Zag and Aztec. She is 27″ long, eating frozen/thawed small fuzzy mice. Her $155.00 usd price includes
