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What's the most rare type?

Oh yeah, I'm no snake expert and I was wondering if it's possible to ship baby corns half-way around the world without damaging them in any way? It's pretty cold this time of year..
 
James_pie said:
Very interesting posts :-D, I have some serious cash to blow but I'm guessing these are nearly impossible to get .. being they're so rare :( I'm willing to negotiate any deals anyone would know of these wonderful snakes.
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Depending upon what you're looking for, some may not be that difficult to find. Rich still has a few '08 male ashy(cinders) and a pair of '07 het cinder hypo lavenders listed. Carol has a variety of great cinder projects still available and Rob has some '08 dilute anery motleys listed. KJUN is taking orders for '09 tesseras and pied-sided bloods. If you've got the cash, there are plenty of snakes available!

And for shipping, if you're getting something from a warmer state and you're in a warm part of California, you can have them just about any time. And I'm sure that just about every breeder will gladly hold any of the above listed snakes with a deposit until the weather warms up enough to ship.
 
I'm from the valley ( 20 min away from LA ), the weather is breezy.. in the low 70's at the moment. So I should wait, meantime could you send me a price list of those particular snakes? I'm also looking for a lavender.. :D would be very appreciated.
 
James_pie said:
I'm from the valley ( 20 min away from LA ), the weather is breezy.. in the low 70's at the moment. So I should wait, meantime could you send me a price list of those particular snakes? I'm also looking for a lavender.. :D would be very appreciated.
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Shipping in the 70's is almost perfect.

I'll help you a little on your homework, but you need to do most of it:

http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=13
http://www.serpenco.com/shop/customer/home.php
http://www.lowbellyreptiles.com/index.htm
http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=78566
 
I guess you need to define rare. Does a one of a kind morph get "rare" standing. Does a morph where a handful exist make the cut?

If it is the latter doesn't work then would think tessera and pied-sided blood wouldn't make the cut as they are not very common, but certainly there is more than one. Same with sunkissed lavenders, sunkissed caramels, etc. If we are looking for one of a kind snakes, I'd say the powder classifies as do a few others.
 
I'm from the valley ( 20 min away from LA ), the weather is breezy.. in the low 70's at the moment. So I should wait, meantime could you send me a price list of those particular snakes? I'm also looking for a lavender.. :D would be very appreciated.
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I'm in So Cal, there are quite a few So Cal breeders that get over looked.. I might not have the most rare things out there, but I am certain I have something to fill that corn snake desire.. Being So Cal myself, I don't have to ship half way around the world saving you the shipping costs and stress..

Regards.. Tim of T and J
 
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