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My Fluorescent

mulks

mulks

Corn Amateur
Hello everyone,

New here and just wanted to share my fluorescent female born July '05. I love seeing the wide variety of patterns and colors in these posts. I look forward to seeing more.

The pic is not the best, I am waiting for her to shed either tonight or tomorrow, and I will post fresh pics then.

-Tony
 

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Welcome Tony,
that is a pretty corn! if it's that bright pre-shed, we might need shades to view the picture of it post-shed! :)
 
That is deffinately one bright corn and I know it's just going to get brighter after it sheds! Amazing.
 
Ohh.. my... eeeyyyyeeess.. :) wow. Bright and beautiful!! :)

Thank god this laptop has an external brightness adjustment! lol

Rick
 
Thank you everyone,

I am hoping she sheds tonight, after her first shed a bit more white appeared around the orange and Im hoping there will be more this time as well.

Is she one of the Serpenco florescent oranges?
12-09-2005 07:34 PM
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No this fluorescent was from a local breeder.

I will be posting better pics once she sheds.

-Tony
 
Does anyone have any pics of adults? I have never heard of flourescents before :) cool looking though! I'd love to see more pics!

Rebecca
 
pgr8dnlvr said:
Does anyone have any pics of adults? I have never heard of flourescents before :) cool looking though! I'd love to see more pics!

Rebecca
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You need to check out Rich's site (www.serpenco.com) - click on '05 hatchlings and then look for fluorescent orange. But be warned...veiwing his fluorescents without eye protection can cause temporary blindness! And another warning...his site only fuels cornsnake addiction!
 
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