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Behold my corns...
- Thread starter LizS
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you have all the snakes I would like to have...
the hypo lavender is a dream
Please post more pics!
I tried to get some from serpenco over someone else who brings them to europe but after waiting 6 month I gave it up. I know that he bought them for me but after that he must thought that it would be stupid to sell them to me;-)
Maybe I get them this year, I know someone who has lavenders het. hypo...I told him that if he will get some hypos from them he must sell them to me...and if this didn´t work, I try it next year, he also has hypo lavenders but they are to young for this year.
you have all the snakes I would like to have...
the hypo lavender is a dream
Please post more pics!
I tried to get some from serpenco over someone else who brings them to europe but after waiting 6 month I gave it up. I know that he bought them for me but after that he must thought that it would be stupid to sell them to me;-)
Maybe I get them this year, I know someone who has lavenders het. hypo...I told him that if he will get some hypos from them he must sell them to me...and if this didn´t work, I try it next year, he also has hypo lavenders but they are to young for this year.
Great corns!!! I can't wait to show my daughter that pic tomorrow night when I get her again. You need something striped and/or motley and a pewter! I love the miami...welll all of them actually, but that one stands out most for me.
Now you've got me planning to build a rack and get more corns!
Now you've got me planning to build a rack and get more corns!
LizS
Parselmouth
Individual snakes
Here's a collage of pictures of the snakes in the first picture. The sizes are not in proportion to each other. For example, the butter is the largest, the miami and silver queen are next in size and the hypo bloodred and hypo okeetee are the smallest. The difference between largest and smallest is about 5 inches. All were hatched in July/August of 01.
Top Row: Amel milksnake phase x candy cane, Hypo bloodred
2nd Row: Silver queen ghost, Miami
3rd Row: Butter, Hypo okeetee
Bottom Row: Hypo lavender, Blizzard
Here's a collage of pictures of the snakes in the first picture. The sizes are not in proportion to each other. For example, the butter is the largest, the miami and silver queen are next in size and the hypo bloodred and hypo okeetee are the smallest. The difference between largest and smallest is about 5 inches. All were hatched in July/August of 01.
Top Row: Amel milksnake phase x candy cane, Hypo bloodred
2nd Row: Silver queen ghost, Miami
3rd Row: Butter, Hypo okeetee
Bottom Row: Hypo lavender, Blizzard
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LizS
Parselmouth
Yeah, I know I'm addicted. It all started when I decided to get ONE corn, and here I am. I need a charcoal, a pewter, an amel, an amber, an aztec... I'm quite happy with my addiction, I'll keep it. The alternative is to drink, but I would only get pink elephants. I like snakes better, easier to house
LizS
Parselmouth
Lavender
The hypo lavender is really hard to photograph. It looks washed out. The snake is much more beautiful than the picture. The subtlety of his colors eludes the camera. He is this delightful silvery lavender like the shaded clouds at dusk, on a creamy golden rosy peach background like imperial topaz, and he's only 9 months old! Oh, yeah, I'm addicted!
The hypo lavender is really hard to photograph. It looks washed out. The snake is much more beautiful than the picture. The subtlety of his colors eludes the camera. He is this delightful silvery lavender like the shaded clouds at dusk, on a creamy golden rosy peach background like imperial topaz, and he's only 9 months old! Oh, yeah, I'm addicted!
Re: Lavender
Maybe you could add a Kisatchie to your collection? Or an anerytheristic? Something dark to contrast all the beautiful light colored snake you already have.
I looooove Kisatchies (even though I've only seen like 5 different pics) and I want one so mcuh but....85 bucks at SMR plus 34 S&H is a little much for me, a mere high school student. Donations are welcome!
Ooh and I'm slightly biased on this...but I think every collection needs at least one striped or a motley. (I like stripes a little more though..)
Wow, how poetic!LizS said:
Maybe you could add a Kisatchie to your collection? Or an anerytheristic? Something dark to contrast all the beautiful light colored snake you already have.
I looooove Kisatchies (even though I've only seen like 5 different pics) and I want one so mcuh but....85 bucks at SMR plus 34 S&H is a little much for me, a mere high school student. Donations are welcome!
Ooh and I'm slightly biased on this...but I think every collection needs at least one striped or a motley. (I like stripes a little more though..
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Simon
Corn Manic
Wow! All of them are great looking! Very nice shots too. I really like the first pic where you have all of them together......If I did put all of them together for a pic.....it would take me quite a long time to separate them again and determine which are the males and which are the females....since I have 8 males and 11 females.......it would take some time.....and some are not hatchlings anymore....that means probing too....which takes even longer time compared to poping.....hahaha but I think that I too need a photo like that someday......
Anyway,
very nice pics and good photographing!
Anyway,
very nice pics and good photographing!
ROACHMAN
New member
WOW WOW WOW
WOW WOW WOW ..they are lovely ...realy lovely ...i love them ..you guys have such a selection there ..i must seriously come to NY some day.
IRIS you can order them and i'll just pick them up from you ...and buy you kisachie snake for the favour ,...well if you would like to do that ....my mail is [email protected] ..mail me if you are intrested ...or my sister can come and pick it up she is a air hostess..and travels a lot to NY...i just do it virtually
Simon take the pics of the heads or somewhere the snakes must have destinct markings ...that is how i know which are male and female..i document everything..lol...but that is quite the mission with 18 snakes...
WOW WOW WOW ..they are lovely ...realy lovely ...i love them ..you guys have such a selection there ..i must seriously come to NY some day.
IRIS you can order them and i'll just pick them up from you ...and buy you kisachie snake for the favour ,...well if you would like to do that ....my mail is [email protected] ..mail me if you are intrested ...or my sister can come and pick it up she is a air hostess..and travels a lot to NY...i just do it virtually
Simon take the pics of the heads or somewhere the snakes must have destinct markings ...that is how i know which are male and female..i document everything..lol...but that is quite the mission with 18 snakes...
kellyjones
Addicted but happy
Liz. They are all beautiful. You must be very proud. I love the photo of them all together. It really shows the beauty of our hobby. More pictures please.
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Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
Nice pics!
What a great looking group of snakes!
I'll bet you had to be quick to get that group shot!
What a great looking group of snakes!
I'll bet you had to be quick to get that group shot!
LizS
Parselmouth
To take the picture I took all the snakes and put them inside a pail. I went outside on an overcast but bright day, set up a towel on a small table and tilted the bucket till the snakes slid out en masse onto the center of the towel. They stayed there very still, assessing the sudden brightness and agoraphobic environment, which gave me a full minute to take pictures with minimal wandering. Then all hell broke loose. I grabbed the snakes and put them back into the pail. A few minutes later I repeated the procedure and I got about 30 seconds to work with before having to chase them around. That was enough for all of us and back into their cages they went.