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Cooler name for "normal" corn snakes?

captainjack0000 said:
Or "original"

or "historic"

or "old-timey"

or "the awesomorph"

or "the first-type"


I'm just tossin' out ideas. I make no claims to their quality.

or "orange-inal" (a portmanteau of orange and original)

or "southeastern-carolina-ish-saddle-backed-goodness morph"
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I like the last one lol:crazy02:
 
Stephan Grundy said:
Hey all,
Kind of a silly thread here...

I was talking with my wild-type corn-snake Glóinn, and he informed me that with all the cool morph-names around, the beauteous wild-type should have a more interesting name than "wild-type" or "normal".
(Okay, actually I was doing all the talking, and I suspect Glóinn doesn't care what I call him as long as I don't call him late for dinner, but still...)

So, who can think up some more interesting names? The two that came to my mind first off were "Natural Gorgeous" and "Southwestern Art" (for that beautiful Southwestern Native American pottery/basketry/weaving pattern).

Any other thoughts?

(This is not, b.t.w., a slap at morphs...many of them are also incredibly beautiful, and I suspect if I ever start with them I won't stop until I have a whole rainbow...I just particularly appreciate the Natural Gorgeous or Southwestern Art Cornsnake...)
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Ah I dont believe it, another corn snake person from offaly besides me :) Nice to meet you!!
 
A good name for wild caught corns would be the Catesby Corn. Mark Catesby was a British naturalist who published the first description of plant and animal life in North America. His Natural History of Carolina, Florida, and the Bahama Islands contained a color drawing of a corn snake that was most likely the first image documented.
 
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