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Lavender Blood Red Corn Snake

NFS07 said:
What would be the price for a pair of them? Do you have any adult photos?

Thanks
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The link in the post above this one takes you to the page on my site that should help you. I used to have adult photos there, but removed them to make room for all the photos of the babies. :bang: When I had pics of the adults, everyone asked for pics of the babies...... I just can't win.... :confused:
 
Rich, I have looked at the baby pictures so many times. They are all so cute.

Thanks Nanci. That really helps me see how they will look.

So Rich what are you doing to keep that purple effect going? Breeding the babies which each other or are you still adding color in?
 
I haven't really been doing any selective breeding of the Lavender Blood Reds. They are still rather new...... But like most (if not all, so far) of the Lavender derivatives, they will reach a bloom stage where their colors just explode, then it will fade out with age. Now I AM working on strains that I hope will retain that intense coloration further into maturity, but it takes quite a bit of time to see if you are getting the results you are hoping for.
 
I would be interested in seeing pics of their offspring after their colors bloom. Also if you have any pics of your adults when they were younger to see the progression.
 
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