Get that terrarium/vivarium set up soon. She can't keep all those Miami tesseras. I'm predicting some beauties will be for sale in the near future. LOL

I saw the pics of some of them in another thread, and I already fell in love with all three. Definitely need to start working on the setup!

Haha! Is that a challenge?
I will be holding several back, to continue my projects, but there with be some limited availability on the Miami stuff.

Let me know when you're ready, I may have something for you.
I have an adult male (sire to the babies listedf from last year), one female left from last year, and time will tell which ones I let go of this year. LOL

I would definitely be interested in an adult. A larger snake that is already an established feeder is probably better than a youngin' (actually saw some of that advice given on here). I had been leaning toward getting a male, but since I have no plans to breed and just want to keep a single snake as a pet, I'm not picky.

The adult male I have available is the sire to last year's clutch. I keep my snakes on iHerp, you can see his profile HERE. You can see his lineage and progression pics from when he was a baby.

He's really pretty! The symmetrical mark on his head is really neat. Also fascinating to see the pics of him hatching, and how much his color changed over his life. His parents and grandparents are gorgeous as well, his grandsire is really sleek.

Welcome. This is a great forum, there are so many knowledgeable people here who actually take time to answer questions and help out it blows my mind..

Thanks, Ivchris! I've noticed that there is a LOT of combined knowledge here, and it's fantastic. I feel way better prepared thanks to the folks here and their ability to answer my questions, even if that answer was just in the form of a search.

Hey Justin!
There used to be quite a few of us from Colorado that were active on the forum.
Corns are awesome pets, can't wait to see what you end up getting!

Thanks for the welcome, Gelshark! Glad to find someone else in Colorado. I have been worried about how little humidity we have here, but slowly I'm starting to feel better about it now that I have the terrarium nearly completely set up.

Sadly, I'm finding very few corns available locally. I was hoping to avoid shipping a live animal, but local stock appears to be really thin right now.