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Hendry County het Anery

Very cool snake. I am new to the corn snake morphs or types, and just recently learned that hatchling colors aren't always the adult color ends up. This snake is colored and marked almost exactly like what I want to have, so what wld I ask a breeder for? A Hendry County Type?
 
HoosierHeathen said:
Very cool snake. I am new to the corn snake morphs or types, and just recently learned that hatchling colors aren't always the adult color ends up. This snake is colored and marked almost exactly like what I want to have, so what wld I ask a breeder for? A Hendry County Type?
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This girl is not done growing and may gain more color. Hendry county corns usually look more like a typical normal corn
 
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