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xxFrootLoopxx

xxFrootLoopxx

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I was browsing the wonderful intraweb when I found a picture of a baby corn that looks exactly like what I want in the coming months... The description of it was this "Charcoal 66% poss. Het Blood Red, amel, motley"

Here's a link to the picture
http://www.shangri-laselectserpents.com/P1010353.JPG

Let me know if that link doesn't work...

But anyway, I was wondering if anyone is expecting an offspring like that this season?
 
Look up SerpenCo. Rich breeds about every color of corn snake known to man. My '06 male hypo Okeetee is from Rich and is a beautiful snake. You can't go wrong with him!
 
Since I'm looking for a really dark corn, do you think I should stick with the anery b, or look for a kisatchie?
 
There some pretty dark anery A corns too. Not to dissuade you from corns but other dark snakes you could consider are the black rat and Mexican black king. I like your first choice, the anery B best!
 
Yeah... I wanted an anery b because I didn't want it to develop any yellow coloring... just black and grey primarily :)
 
Lots of charcoals/Anerythristic B corns develop yellow. Some anerythristic A corns lack yellow, too. Matter of fact, I have a blizzard with more yellow than I have ever seen in ANY snow corn. Go figure.

Kisatchies - especially LA ones - are going to be the darkest "cornsnake-looking" cornsnake you are likely to find that isn't an anerythristic. They don't have yellow exactly, but they have lots of those light brown earth tones. So far, all of the dark-eyed anerythristic cornsnakes produced HAVE completely lacked yellow. Obviously, I hope that remains the case! Only time will tell if ALL of them remain yellow-free, but all of the ones we know of as adults are "completely" yellow free.

KJ
 
Thank you for the info, KJ :)

and I have an update; I've ordered an '08 charcoal female from Kathy Love, and should get her next week! :D
 
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