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Prasina Pips from yesterday

OMG!!! They are so adorable!!! Look at their funny long eggs!! I hope you post more pics when they are out!!

I'm moving this thread to General Chit Chat, since they aren't cornsnakes, and I am SURE someone is going to point that out any second...
 
These guys are gorgeous as adults! I'd be really curious to know if a hybrid could be done with them to introduce green into corns.
 
Would that even be doable? If I were to ever attempt a breeding project, that might be what I'd want to do.
 
I don't know how I missed this the first time around. I've loved E. Prasina ever since I first laid eyes on them. (And I was hoping it was Elaphe and not Ahaetulla Prasina.)

Have you got any updates on these little guys? Have their eyes turned blue yet?
 
Suzy said:
I don't know how I missed this the first time around. I've loved E. Prasina ever since I first laid eyes on them. (And I was hoping it was Elaphe and not Ahaetulla Prasina.)

Have you got any updates on these little guys? Have their eyes turned blue yet?
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i wil look ?????
 
Just saw this thread and all I gotta say is WOW! I love their look! Please post updated photos often :)

By the way, given your experience with corns, how do they compare with the green rats?
 
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