Whiffin,
I do have a couple of questions for you:
1. Do you think having the snake in your logo showing rather large fangs is somewhat misleading about corns? After all, one of the problems so many people have with snakes of any kind is their fear of being bitten. I know it's a caroon, but it may not be wise to have a figure like that on a page designed to introduce people to corns. Just my opinion.
2. Not all of the pictures you have on your site are corns. I know that the two pictures of the snakes exposing their ventral scales are both of Great Plains Rat snakes. I saw the pictures in a book, showing the difference between the normal GPR and the small population found in TX, which has a patternless belly. Now, this is not a huge problem for me, because I personally believe the GPR to be just a locale specific cornsnake, but others will be upset by having pictures of E.g. emoryi represented as E.g.guttata.
Also, the animal next to the section entitled "Health," is that a corn or a corn hybrid? It appears to be an albino cross between a corn and some sort of milksnake. If it is a corn, I'd sure like to know who owns it! I've never seen one like that before!
3. Finally, because I know I've seen those GPR pictures in a book, I was wondering if you got permission from the owners of those pictures to use them in your site. I just never saw any credit being given to the photographers/owners anywhere on the site. This is a big "no-no" in the industry if you are using those pictures without expressed written permission.
As to the style and basic content of the site, I liked it very much. There are some things you've written therein which definitely fall into the realm of opinion, but you stated that these were your opinion from the very first. I appreciate all your hard work on it!
