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My corn collection
- Thread starter 67temp
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Any chance you're making anymore lol?
67temp
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He is one of my future breeders, but he still has till probably next season before him and the females are ready. I have two girls with a similar list of genes as him. My goal with that line is to make honey miamis. The bloodred would just be a bonus.
If you're looking for one sooner I would check out waltersmith's site. He might be producing more of them this year once they start hatching.
https://www.wscornsnakes.com/
CornsAustria
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Nice !
Why bloodred miami ? Is he from an miami line ?
Why bloodred miami ? Is he from an miami line ?
67temp
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Skullcrushers sire was a normal Miami het bloodred, the dame was a bloodred Miami. So both parents were Miamis. He is showing more red on the sides than his mother. The first and last 6" he looks more like a normal background but he does have the steel grey of the Miami between the saddles along his back.
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Hypancistrus
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Lovely corns!! I am just getting back into corns and hope to get one of Carol's "top shelf" Miami's this year.
67temp
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I hadn't seen this guy for about the last 1.5 weeks since he was in blue. I tossed his mouse in the tank and left him alone. When I came back to check on him a couple of hours later he had shed, eaten his mouse and was lounging in his hammock.
disclaimer: crappy lighting and cell pic.
disclaimer: crappy lighting and cell pic.
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Hypancistrus
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That is too funny. I've never seen a snake actually use those hammocks, only beardies.
67temp
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Previously my retic was housed in this tank and he did the same thing. My carpet would probably use one too if I gave her a hammock.
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MysticExotics
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Too funny!MysticExotics, after some reading on here it looks like the female Walter used to make Gothi came actually came from you.
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showpost.php?p=1639722&postcount=6
Since Hannibal and Skull-crusher were in blue when I did the last photo shoot, I managed to find some time this weekend to get updated pics of those two instead of their baby pictures.
Hannibal -
Yes, he bought one of the siblings to my male, Brokk, from the 1st generation Miami Tessera project I did with my friend Tara in 2011.
Here's the thread to that clutch.
*Apparently I linked the wrong clutch, here's the correct one, and I have added photos of the parents to it.
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?p=1733517#post1733517
When he later paired that female with the Amel male, we discovered that there was Amel in the Miami Tessera line.
I later tested Brokk for Amel, with this clutch http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=143626
I don't mean to hijack your thread, I thought you might like some background on Gothi.
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