Kilojara16
Reptile Cartoonist
I was wondering if there is such a thing as a solid or mostly black color morph cornsnake? I think that would be pretty cool looking.
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Black corns?
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Kilojara16
Reptile Cartoonist
too bad
I didn't think so. Maybe I'll study genetics in college or something a find a way to breed one. I can only dream till then.
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I didn't think so. Maybe I'll study genetics in college or something a find a way to breed one. I can only dream till then.
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Well, hmm. Does anyone know what a black rat snake X corn snake cross looks like? If you really wanted just black coloration, I guess a black rat snake or a black racer is about as close as you can get among the smaller snakes, without graduating up to one of these suckers:
http://www.easternindigo.com
http://www.renegadereptiles.com/indigo.htm
Which at eight or nine feet, certainly 'ain't no corn snake.
Cheers,
TS
Well, hmm. Does anyone know what a black rat snake X corn snake cross looks like? If you really wanted just black coloration, I guess a black rat snake or a black racer is about as close as you can get among the smaller snakes, without graduating up to one of these suckers:
http://www.easternindigo.com
http://www.renegadereptiles.com/indigo.htm
Which at eight or nine feet, certainly 'ain't no corn snake.
Cheers,
TS
pinatamonkey
Ophidiophile
Black milks are pretty cool, too. They take a while to get fully black, but turn out nice and are in 6ft range.
In case anyone was really interested in indigos:
Federal
"The Federal (USA) Government considers Eastern Indigos (Drymarchon corais couperi) "Threatened" or "Endangered". Classified as such, they cannot be sold, traded, or bartered for in interstate commerce without a federally issued permit.
State
It is illegal to keep/breed Eastern Indigos in Virginia, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, & Mississippi without a special permit.
And they're expensive. But texas indigos have no special permits required.
In case anyone was really interested in indigos:
Federal
"The Federal (USA) Government considers Eastern Indigos (Drymarchon corais couperi) "Threatened" or "Endangered". Classified as such, they cannot be sold, traded, or bartered for in interstate commerce without a federally issued permit.
State
It is illegal to keep/breed Eastern Indigos in Virginia, Florida, Georgia, New Jersey, & Mississippi without a special permit.
And they're expensive. But texas indigos have no special permits required.