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First Outdoor Photo Session - Volume 1

Love it!!! Looks precarious... But I'm sure that momma wouldn't let anything happen to her little baby!

Great pics, Susan!
 
Truly Amazing picture of an Absolutely Beautiful Snake. I am amazed by the way they can hang on vertically. Super!:bowdown:
 
Wow! What a stunner, and SO colorful! I love the lighter colors of the dilute, but there also seem to be lots of pinks, purples, almost blues, and lovely peach and yellows!
 
Snakexperience said:
Interesting animal! It's not really the "blue motley" or am i wrong?

Arjan
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This is an example of the "blue motley", but on many, the entirely blue look changes when the yellows and pinks start coming in after a few sheds. But you can still see the blue (lower half of her body) and some show that color more than others even later in life.

sarcare said:
Wow! What a stunner, and SO colorful! I love the lighter colors of the dilute, but there also seem to be lots of pinks, purples, almost blues, and lovely peach and yellows!
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For me, these are as close to a rainbow corn snake as we've managed to create (so far)!
 
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