Het Corn 04-01-16c

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The parents of this 2015 male Corn were a Buttermint (Butter Cinder) and a Miami phase.  He is currently 16″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.    His $135.00 price includes    

Tessera 03-15-16c

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This 2015 Female Amel Tessera is currently eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.  She is possibly het Scaleless Anery since one of her parents was a Tessera het Scaleless Anery.  Her $425.00 price includes    

Charcoal 03-14-16c

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This 2015 female Charcoal is from a Tessera parent.  She is now 17″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.   Her $95.00 USD price includes     

Zagtec Blizzard 03-12-16c

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This 2015 male Zagtec Blizzard (and/or Snow) is more than you see.  These DAYs white snakes can sometimes be relatively boring, compared to their brightly colored counterparts, but if you cite the birth name of Snows and Blizzards, respectively, Amel Aneries or Amel Charcoals, this snake has the potential to reproduce several colors.  Siblings of this snake included Snows and Blizzards, so which he is (or both) I’m not inclined to declare–by sight.  Suffice it to say, her innate value in the realm of breeding is that she can reproduce Amel Zagtecs (hybrid name for ZigZag and Aztec–neither of which they truly are) this pattern is not the result of a gene mutation, but from polygenetics (interactions/variations of multiple common genes).  He is now 15″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.   His $155.00 USD price includes     

Tessera 03-11-16c

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This 2015 female Tessera is obviously het Cinder (via her Miami-esque color scheme), but she’s even more.  Her father is a Buttermint (Amel, Cinder, Caramel) so she is het for at least all three of those gene mutations.   She is now 18″ long, eating frozen/thawed pinky mice.   Her $195.00 USD price includes    


Same snake in different light and pose.