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Cut my collection way back about five years ago and got down to only 4 snakes. I’ve started slowly regrowing it and added a rack last fall with a larger rack on the way this month. I’ve kept a small but diverse collection of small pythons and colubrids but find myself coming back to corns more. They are a good size, nearly all are good natured and they feed and shed well. Plus you can’t beat their colors.
I recently bought three corns from VMS Herp. This will be my newest, a 2016 male phantom. He and a 2017 female Abbott’s Okeetee are being shipped this week. Photo belongs to VMS- I can’t wait to meet him!
This is one of my other corns from VMS. He’s a 2017 caramel and quite a spit fire! I had to leave the tongs in the bin for a while until he let them go.
Corns are fun little snakes and I’m looking forward to adding some new morphs this coming fall.
I don't know if you can see it, but yes there is a pinky on the tongs-- he wrapped the whole thing up. He also bit my thumb yesterday when I was changing his water. :devil01:
Here are the other two corns from VMS. Butter stripe if my favorite morph, I think... though some of the new tessera morphs are very nice as well.
This is a 2017 male butter stripe.
This is the Abott's Okeetee I am getting this week, along with the phantom. Also a 2017.
This is my first corn, and oldest. He's a 2006 male hypo Okeetee (basically a normal corn) and I purchased him from Rich Z when Rich and his wife used to make the trip up here to Baltimore for the MARS show.
