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New Year's babies part II

Ahem....do I have to beg?!?!

I realize you're trying to make a living, but all of us living vicariously thru you need our photo fixes! Sheesh, the nerve of some people.....

:D:D:D
 
48 pages of making it impossible for people to pick a favorite is a tough task, but kudo's for trying ;) Great pics, keep them coming Steve :*)
 
Those are some amazing hatchlings. The Amel Orchid and Widestripe Lava are just insane. And that Ultramel Extreme Okeetee is going to be one incredible snake as it matures.

Truly great work. You have managed to produce quite the group of animals. I look forward to checking out these progressions.
 
Michael823 said:
Those are some amazing hatchlings. The Amel Orchid and Widestripe Lava are just insane. And that Ultramel Extreme Okeetee is going to be one incredible snake as it matures.

Truly great work. You have managed to produce quite the group of animals. I look forward to checking out these progressions.
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I appreciate that Michael!!
 
Lol. I see the characteristic now. Unlike most other societal groups, snake-breeders will spend the first half an hour at the bar making Punnet squares, guessing what the offspring would look like, and figuring their 'chance to hit it'.
 
>_> Y'know... I joined this forum to get as much knowledge as possible so within a year and a half (more or less) until I'm able to get my first Corn... HOW can a newbie learn if they have access to the photo gallery subforum?!

It amazes me that the cornsnake has so many morphs and yet there are more and more being born! These are beautiful hatchlings (I read through this entire thread :rofl: ) and it's making change my mind about what morph I'll get when I'm ready for my first! I don't know though... I love caramel lattes so I'm still head over heels with Caramel morphs, mainly motleys and tesseras!

Thanks for taking the time to share these pics! I'm blown away by these cuties!
 
Followed the whole topic and I'm amazed about your results. Man, there're fantastic hatchlings shown here. I'm speechless.

Kudos from Germany, keep the pics coming Steve. There can't be enough uploaded in this topic. 😉
 
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