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Rich Z's BlatheringsSince Connie and I have retired the SerpenCo business, topics here will focus on topics of a more personal and general nature.
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crimsons........when I first looked at them I thought that there wasn't much difference and kind of like normal run by the mill kind of snakes.....but now.......the more I look at them the more differences I can spot and the more I want one......very nice pic!
What do you mean "Why can't I get proper corns" ??
Looking at your pictures I find your "normal" very nice, I know these color morphs are very new and exciting. But I think that we shouldn't think less of wild-type corns because they are "normal" !!
That a good example of what selective breeding can do.
I get a few that look 'almost' as nice as that. This one is one I hatched out from Serpenco stock.
The others tend to have a more blended appearance. Some have slight Milksnake phase qualities. I'll get some fresh pics this weekend.
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