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I step away for a few years...

CJBianco

CJBianco

Zen Philosopher
...and there are a bazillion new morphs! Whatever happened to the plain ol' Sunkissed? I love those. (Maybe I'll pick one up in two weeks at the Columbia, SC Expo.)

Slow down, morph-makers, and let me catch up! =)


Christopher
 
Hey Chris, welcome back. Not sure how long ago you were here last, but I'm sure I probably wasn't here at that time. Hope you enjoy your stay as much as I'm sure you did the last time you were here.
 
So, have you seen the anery sunkisseds, or the lavender sunkisseds?? Mmmm. And Carol has gone absolutely crazy- you don't even want to know what she's producing...
 
Anery Sunkissed? That's blasphemy! (Although I may need to check out the Lavender Sunkissed.)

Christopher
 
What the heck is this cinder I keep reading about???

Scott! I bought a little Hypo girl from you back in 2004. What a beauty. (Too bad she found a new home. I miss her. She was gorgeous. Oh, well.)

Thanks, everyone. I think I'll be buying a pet [corn]snake again very soon.

Me
 
Taken from VMS Herp.com
(paraphrased)

Cinder (Ci) Locus
Ci+ = Wild-type
cic = Cinder

Cinder Genotype: ciccic
Recessive gene originating in Upper Keys cornsnakes.
Hatchlings look like brownish Anerythristic corns, then develop reddish pigmentation within the dorsal blotches as they grow.
It is heritable recessivly and seems to be to be combined with a change in the blotches giving them a more narrow & jagged appearance.
Originally labeled simply as 'Z', two names have since been proposed for this mutation, Ashy and Cinder.


I bet carol has some great pictures:)
 
CJBianco said:
What the heck is this cinder I keep reading about???
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Cinders were the "Z" morph that Rich was making us drool over when I left. How Carol ended up being the leading breeder of them I have not discovered yet but an amel cinder is a nice looking serpent.

CJBianco said:
Scott! I bought a little Hypo girl from you back in 2004.
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I remember. I am glad you found her a good home.
 
Welcome back man! So...couldn't stay away, eh?

I'll be at Columbia and I should have a corn or two...... ;)
 
Ah, I remember the Z! Cool beans. Thanks for all the info, guys.

And I'll see you at the show, Jeff.

Me
 
Where in SC do you live? We're up in the foothills (Landrum). Stephen Howard and I will be sharing a table to sell hatchlings and a few adults. Please stop by and introduce yourself! That goes for everyone on the list who're planning to attend, of course!
 
I live in Spartanburg (Upstate) SC now, but I terrorized Chesapeake VA for the first 26 years of my life. (I need to visit again.)

I'll see you at the show.

Me
 
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