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Has anyone got a line of corns that have the dorsal look of a motley (connected blotches, etc), but have the checked belly - thereby just a normal with odd patterning?

Do motley bloodreds exist? How about amel motley bloods?

If anyone has pics of a W/C corn with orange saddles and really dark ground color, I'm looking for data on this "look" and you may be able to help out. AFAIK, it's an uncommon sight. Most of us here would consider them ugly and not worth hanging onto.

Has anyone made these and grown them up? I've been wondering for awhile what this would look like.

In choosing the primo Abbott's from a clutch, what are the markers I should search for?

Something I haven't seen before: One of my bairdi looks as if she's eaten a big meal - in her front end. She regurgitated her last meal. Due to the placement of the swelling, I would think her lungs were swollen and infected, but there is no sign of respiratory distress. Perhaps it's a...

Taken about a year ago: Taken about 3 months ago: And this yesterday:

A year or two ago, in a thread about ugly corns, there were several pictures of W/C snakes that were pretty dark - pencil lead dark - with orange saddles showing through the melanin. Anyone remember those? Anyway, I was wondering where they were from. I believe Phil or Will posted a couple like...

I am surprised that almost no one is working with locality corns (except Okeetee Hunt Club). Most of the wild ones i've seen in pics are gorgeous, and often outclass the CB normals I've seen. There is substantial variation in local populations, and in many other species, although the snakes look...

'04 male hypo

I feel like a moron. Here's my story. Six years ago, I started it all with a pair of normals, het hypo and snow, but threw Miamis, too. Four years ago, I added an amber. Two years ago, I hatched out a nice amber x snow clutch, a third of which hatched out hypo. I was excited, 'cause I was a...

This girl was too small to breed this spring, and now, she wants no part of it, but she's been eating well this summer. She's the product of a Snow X Amber, and was not supposed to be hypo at all. There were a handful of hypos in the clutch. There is something more happening here, though. Do...

Let's see some actual field photos or wild-caughts. I love the spectrum of the wild caught animals.

With very few cornsnake issues to ponder during the sleepy season, I think it may be a good time to concentrate on ingraining some key information. I'm gonna suggest trying to figure out the whole multi-hypo issue. But as a general guideline for new folks and the less informed, what would you...

Has anyone seen any inclination of positive caramel influence on snows or blizzards? I was just hoping they'd already been some produced, although I suppose its unlikely, unless they're under wraps.

This snake was from a snow X Amber. It hatched out looking hypo. I guess it is, but its difference from my other hypo is drastic.

I feel it may be worthwhile to mention, for the sake of those who ask questions like "What would this pairing result in?", that almost every normal seen these days has some sort of heterozygous genes present. In fact, it would be a time-consuming project to weed out any recessive genes in a...

after a 5 year wait-finally

The following images are animals from one clutch. Multiple brownie points to anyone who can guess the morphs of mom and dad. Hint #1 - these yearlings are quad hets.

Anybody ever figure out for sure what causes the dark green spot on a cornsnake's belly when it dies?