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Would any one care for some Chocolate??

tricksterpup

tricksterpup

I has nuttin to Say.
I got this snake last year and he was sold to me as Chocolate Corn. Well, I am sure he has part emory or at least some Miami (i am just not sure) in him but I think he is still very pretty.

But I would still like to post pictures of him. I am enjoying how his greyish silver body is coming in.
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And he just loved coming in for the close ups.

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A nice top of the head shot.
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And just a kiss for good bye.
I know its a little blurry but I had to share this one.
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So are we thinking this is a cross with a Miami and a Emory? or just Miami? or something else? This guy has me all confused. He was a nice dark brown when I got him and now he is lightening up a lot. I just love the body color, that silver gray.
 
tricksterpup said:
So are we thinking this is a cross with a Miami and a Emory? or just Miami? or something else? This guy has me all confused. He was a nice dark brown when I got him and now he is lightening up a lot. I just love the body color, that silver gray.
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Well, to me it looks like a root beer (corn x emory) the bright ground color could be due to the corn parent being a Miami, or maybe just being bred back to emory. The emory influence is strong IMO :cheers:
 
mbdorfer said:
Well, to me it looks like a root beer (corn x emory) the bright ground color could be due to the corn parent being a Miami, or maybe just being bred back to emory. The emory influence is strong IMO :cheers:
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Thanks Mike,
I am just less familiar with this cross but still learning every day.
 
Sort of reminds me of this Miami fellow Jimmy.. I think his saddles are more brown than red.. But C'est La Vie..

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Regards.. Tim of T and J
 
TandJ said:
Sort of reminds me of this Miami fellow Jimmy.. I think his saddles are more brown than red.. But C'est La Vie..

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Regards.. Tim of T and J
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Well Tim, out of any one who would know what he is might be you. Since you are our resident Root beer expert ;)

This guy was pretty dark when we first got him so who knows??
 
Ahhh.. Not the resident rootbeer expert *lol* Not that name.. Arghhh.. I have some rootbeer projects, but I have many, many more corn projects ..Its all good though Bro, I just think the belly pattern is a little to well connected to be a 50/50, but that is my humble opinion..

Regards.. Tim of T and J
 
Tand J i sooooooooooo love that miami you posted That would be my dream snake i think that or a really nice stirped amel are both on my #1 list.
 
Is it maybe a Kistachie x Miami?

It certainly does not look like a 50/50 Emory/ Miami. Maybe a 75/25?
Or
Maybe a Miami x Emoryi x Kistachie?

Here is a bad pick of a baby 50/50 Emory, Miami corn. Very pretty, no?
I can't understand why this cross is not done more often. (Or maybe it is, and it's just not sold as such.)
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