Corn Scales Magnified

[Dragonling]

I took some quick snapshots of some of my corns under a USB microscope and thought you guys might like 'em.

Foxtrot: "peach-phase" hypo lavender motley

(He has a little paradox spot.)

Charlie: strawberry plasma

 

[Dragonling]

London: hypo lavender

Tango: cayenne fire

 

[Dragonling]

Delta: buf tessera

Sierra: red factor classic

 

[Zeina]

These are awesome!!

 

[Morwen_Isilme]

Really awesome photo's! Thanks for sharing!

 

[DollysMom]

Those are so neat. As usual Tango takes the prize Thanks!

 

[snappi13]

Lived the pics! Makes me want to take pictures of Maize like that


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[yellowfox]

Really nice

 

[Dragonling]

Took a few hypermacro snaps of Juliett and Zulu today. I'm trying to learn how to identify the various hypo types, and boy it isn't easy. Of course, Jules might be homo strawberry as well. Both are ~3 weeks past a shed.

Juliett:

I definitely see the patchy lava dots here, but I wonder if the variation of sizes could also indicate strawberry, since it has much tinier dots. I would compare my magma, Felicity, for a better reference, but she is not a friendly snake and has eaten recently.

Zulu:

(Accidentally started out taking lower resolution pics. Oops!)

I'm not 100% certain lava can be eliminated, but I'm not seeing the same kind of patchiness like I do in Jules. I may have to wait for Fel to finish digesting her meal before tackling a photoshoot with her.

Full sized versions can be found here: http://imgur.com/a/WM61e

 

[MysticExotics]

Those are great shots!

 

[DollysMom]

Beautiful photos. So interesting to see the scales so magnified.

 

[Dragonling]

More hypermacro shots that I'm too lazy to post individually: http://imgur.com/a/wizBU The really close up shots are so hard to get, since they're wobbling all over the place with the slightest movement.

 

[Myca]

Oh those were amazing shots. Lovely. Thanks for sharing them with us.

 

[DLena]

The individual scales are works of art in and of themselves.