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We should also have more next year. this season we sold out within a few days. Luckily none of the lavenders we had this year had kinks (a miracle compared to last year) but they hatched on day 85-90.
Be patient and wait for one of these members (from the pictures I've seen of Terri's offspring you can't go wrong!), or talk to Stephan Roylance (already mentioned). He has a mega hatchling thread floating around here somewhere. You will NOT be disappointed if you go with Steve (or anyone else who's already commented for that matter).
Look on the bright side.. if you have to wait a little longer than expected it will give you time to save.
If I hadn't already bought an orchid this year I'd be holding out for one of ACMEcorns' red factors. At this rate I'll just produce my own...in a decade or so. XD
A quick search brought up this. DCR might not have them at this time but at some point were selling hatchlings at a low price point.
"Orchid corn snakes are the dual combination of the sunkissed gene with the lavender gene. They tend to be a lighter colored purple snake with some orange hues. Very attractive animals.
i most likly will go with vms as ive got from them in the past i was just looking to see if others had any at fair price as ive seen many private breeders offer high end animals at fair prices then the going market price
I dont really have intentions to breed i just like how they look and wanted 1 in my collection so and from what was said with males being more colorfull i will look into that further and go from here.
Thanks to all for the helpfull info
As you said " I don't really get why females are more either...the males are prettier anyway." So as breeders females are more valuable BUT in the pet trade males are more in demand for their beauty
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