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can u help me name my corn??
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SilverTongue
Friend Of Gaia
My 02 Amelenstic Cornsnake Female name is Slinka
My 02 Texas Ratsnake Male is named Bandit
My 02 Snow Cornsnake Female is named Blanka
My 00 Amelenstic Cornsnake Male is named Professor Plum
so I hope that narrows it down for ya
My 02 Texas Ratsnake Male is named Bandit
My 02 Snow Cornsnake Female is named Blanka
My 00 Amelenstic Cornsnake Male is named Professor Plum
so I hope that narrows it down for ya
Neil
Senior Member
There are a lot of them but maybe a couple you like.
Achilles Alf Alpha Amun-Re Andromeda Angel Anubis Aphrodite Apis
Apollo Aries Artemis Arthur Aten Athena Atlantis Autumn Bones Cassandra Cassieiopia Cerebrus Ceres Chimera Chopolopolus
Chuchi Cinnimon Cleo Copper Coeus Crius Crystral Cyclops Demeter Devil Diablo Dragon Electra Ellie Eros Eurydice Excalibur
Galahad Gawain Gryphon Gulliver Hades Pluto Poseidon Ptah Psycho Puck Quetzalocoatus Ra Reaper Rex Rhea rockvey Salvador Saturn Sedrick Seeker Sekhmet Shadow Shaman Slipper Strike Taz Tethys Theia Themis Theseus Thor Thoth Titan Titus Trinity Trillium Unicorn Velvet Wilton Xander Yeti Zelda Zeus Hannibal Hathor Hephaestus Hera Hercules Hermes Henrey Hestia Hipoolyta Hissta Horus Hyperion Iaptetus Isis Jason Juptier Khnum Khons Lalartu Lancelot Lazarus Leo Loki Maat Marmaduke Maximus Medussa Mercury Merlin Midnight Mischief Missure Mnemosyne Morgan Nebula Nephthys Neptune Nero Nut Oceanus Odin Odyesseus Ulysses Onyx Orion Osiris Pandora Parabola Pegasus Pendragon Persephone Perseus Phoebe Phoenix
Got these names from another corn site. Maybe you'll find one you'll like. In case you're wondering, I didn't type each of these out- I copied and pasted them- duh. BTW, Artemis is already taken by my Carolina.
Achilles Alf Alpha Amun-Re Andromeda Angel Anubis Aphrodite Apis
Apollo Aries Artemis Arthur Aten Athena Atlantis Autumn Bones Cassandra Cassieiopia Cerebrus Ceres Chimera Chopolopolus
Chuchi Cinnimon Cleo Copper Coeus Crius Crystral Cyclops Demeter Devil Diablo Dragon Electra Ellie Eros Eurydice Excalibur
Galahad Gawain Gryphon Gulliver Hades Pluto Poseidon Ptah Psycho Puck Quetzalocoatus Ra Reaper Rex Rhea rockvey Salvador Saturn Sedrick Seeker Sekhmet Shadow Shaman Slipper Strike Taz Tethys Theia Themis Theseus Thor Thoth Titan Titus Trinity Trillium Unicorn Velvet Wilton Xander Yeti Zelda Zeus Hannibal Hathor Hephaestus Hera Hercules Hermes Henrey Hestia Hipoolyta Hissta Horus Hyperion Iaptetus Isis Jason Juptier Khnum Khons Lalartu Lancelot Lazarus Leo Loki Maat Marmaduke Maximus Medussa Mercury Merlin Midnight Mischief Missure Mnemosyne Morgan Nebula Nephthys Neptune Nero Nut Oceanus Odin Odyesseus Ulysses Onyx Orion Osiris Pandora Parabola Pegasus Pendragon Persephone Perseus Phoebe Phoenix
Got these names from another corn site. Maybe you'll find one you'll like. In case you're wondering, I didn't type each of these out- I copied and pasted them- duh. BTW, Artemis is already taken by my Carolina.
HomeBreeder
Herphilious Lunacious
Nice list, Neil, but why'd you stop to P?
I'm not a very good "namer". I don't think I'm very creative, but I've only ever named one snake that I haven't seen. My pets names usually reflect something about the way they look or act. Sometimes the name is related to their genetics too, such as my pair of double-het for hypo-a and hypo-b are Jekyll and Hydea (because of the "split" genetics, get it? well I thought it was cute) I have another pair that are also double het for both types of hypo but they also are het for amel, and I named that pair Hardy and Laurel (ok, so I just dated myself.)
What type of corn snake is it? Does it have any distinguishing markings? Any distinctive character traits?
^Curtis
I'm not a very good "namer". I don't think I'm very creative, but I've only ever named one snake that I haven't seen. My pets names usually reflect something about the way they look or act. Sometimes the name is related to their genetics too, such as my pair of double-het for hypo-a and hypo-b are Jekyll and Hydea (because of the "split" genetics, get it? well I thought it was cute)
I have another pair that are also double het for both types of hypo but they also are het for amel, and I named that pair Hardy and Laurel (ok, so I just dated myself.) What type of corn snake is it? Does it have any distinguishing markings? Any distinctive character traits?
^Curtis
Darin Chappell
Very Senior Hillbilly
OK, I know this isn't a popular position around here, but I just have trouble naming an animal with NO EARS, but that's just me!
My wife and kids on the other hand have named their favorites:
Okie (three guesses as to the morph of THAT one)
Dokie(an anery that immediately followed Okie, of course)
Melanie (the amel)
Lace (the snow)
Pumpkin (the creamsicle male)
Sienna (his creamsicle mate)
and Pearl (the motley snow)
Maybe one of these days the "naming the snakes" bug will catch in me too, but for now I just let the wife and kids name them. Me? I just feed, water, clean, build racks, breed, and sell them. That seems like a fair distribution of labor doesn't it?
My wife and kids on the other hand have named their favorites:
Okie (three guesses as to the morph of THAT one)
Dokie(an anery that immediately followed Okie, of course)
Melanie (the amel)
Lace (the snow)
Pumpkin (the creamsicle male)
Sienna (his creamsicle mate)
and Pearl (the motley snow)
Maybe one of these days the "naming the snakes" bug will catch in me too, but for now I just let the wife and kids name them. Me? I just feed, water, clean, build racks, breed, and sell them. That seems like a fair distribution of labor doesn't it?