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| He was my very first snake. Thank you for showing me the beauty of snakes. | |
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| Lance was my second cornsnake. I bought him from a woman over the internet. I really like blizzard corns and Lance is a nice big guy, however he is not perfectly white (like most blizzards). There is a faint yellow pattern if you look closely. Lance was bigger than Ram when I got him, but now Ramses has passed him up quite a bit. I am planning to breed them together this spring hopefully. I want to work with blizzards and butter corns. | |
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| Fywin is a nice little snake. As a hatchling, she was the smallest corn I've had yet! So delicate and beautiful! When I first fed her I couldn't believe she actually got it all in. Fywin is just now developing more white and to my dismay, also a faint yellow pattern like Lance. Oh well, I still like her. Anyway, in a couple years she will be bred to Lance (when she is big enough). I have a feeling she will be a fast grower however! | |
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| The more I see this snake the more I like her.She has a bold personality and is just really cool to hold :) She eats great and is growing quickly. | |
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| This was one of my major "wants" for the year 2002. I finally got a beautiful hatchling Miami from Mike Panichi. This snake is exactly what I wanted in a Miami. He should turn out a beauty! (not that he isn't right now ;). | |
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| I was looking for a reverse okeetee corn when I contacted Mike Panichi and found out that he had been selectively breeding a neat line of them. They have a lot of peach coloration and very bold colors. I just had to have one. Truly stunning snake. | |
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| This snake is stunning! Beautiful clean pattern and very well mannered. | |
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| This snake wasn't exactly on my written list for the Chicago show (sorta on the "mental list" lol), but when I saw it on Serpenco's table I fell in love. Perfect motley pattern and lovely colors. One of my new favs. | |
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| This was a morph I was planning to get. This particular guy is pretty small, but a good eater. If I would have known that Serpenco's table wouldn't have been so busy I would have looked around some more before buying an Amber because tons of breeders had them :P. I have too many male corns!! This was the only Amber Rich Z. had. | |
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| I've been wanting one of these for a while. I've seen so many beautiful pictures of them. I wonder how mine will turn out. This snake is from Kathy Love. I should have looked for a female instead of taking a male (Doh! so much for planning...) | |
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| I found a lovely yearling charcoal at BHB's table. It looks so much different from the other snake I bought as a charcoal. | |
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| I purchased Izzy at the reptile show. She was someones pet and was a first time breeder for me (not to mention my 1st time too). After several attempts she finally mated wil my blizzard corn (Lance) and on 6-21-03 she layed 10 eggs, of which 3 were fertile. On 8-13-03 two normal baby corns hatched to my delight :). | |
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| This baby is one of the two corn snakes produced from my first breeding attempt. The parents are Izzy and Lance. This snake has a cool trident head pattern. I have given away its clutchmate and already have someone who wants this one. | |