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04 Axanthic Brooksi
- Thread starter Steve C
- Start date
Tula_Montage
It's Jager time!
I think those pictures have made me jump on the king band wagon... Thats not nice 
I really don't want more colubrids LOL
I really don't want more colubrids LOL
Pet Corn Snake
New member
Cute Snake!! : ) :cheers:
Roy Munson
New member
I've heard great things about the New England axanthic FL kings. They were right. Great looking snake. :cheers:
Thanks everyone..
I have lots of corns in my collection, and love them all, but an adult brooksi/Florida king is an impressive animal. And if you like morphs, Brooksi have a few floating around. White-sided, Axanthics, Ghost, Sulphers, etc. Tula, it's ok to get on the king bandwagon. I did years ago. I keep Eastern kings, Brooksi/Florida kings, speckled kings, and Eastern Black (nigra) kings. Cornsnakes & getula kings make up the bulk of my collection.
Roy, what I love about the New England Axanthics is they have a bluish/purple hue, depending on how the light hits them. Very impressive animals.
mbdorfer, are you referring to Steve Osborne or Brandon Osborne? My Axanthic male came from Brandon O. who deals with and breeds high quality brooksi. You should see his bright yellow "Sulfur" Brooksi. Now they are some impressive brooksi. Again, thanks everyone for the compliments.
Steve
I have lots of corns in my collection, and love them all, but an adult brooksi/Florida king is an impressive animal. And if you like morphs, Brooksi have a few floating around. White-sided, Axanthics, Ghost, Sulphers, etc. Tula, it's ok to get on the king bandwagon. I did years ago. I keep Eastern kings, Brooksi/Florida kings, speckled kings, and Eastern Black (nigra) kings. Cornsnakes & getula kings make up the bulk of my collection.
Roy, what I love about the New England Axanthics is they have a bluish/purple hue, depending on how the light hits them. Very impressive animals.
mbdorfer, are you referring to Steve Osborne or Brandon Osborne? My Axanthic male came from Brandon O. who deals with and breeds high quality brooksi. You should see his bright yellow "Sulfur" Brooksi. Now they are some impressive brooksi. Again, thanks everyone for the compliments.
Steve
