My russian corns :)

[Lafresa]

some updates:

colours changes

and adult female

Pushok

I also have a beautiful savannah monitor, gerrhosaurus, a bearded dragon, and many different invertebrates .... where to put their photo?

 

[hypnoctopus]

I love the first one! Really beautiful! And you can put your non-corn snake photos in the general chit-chat forum.

 

[Lafresa]

I love the first one!

Thanks! She also have a little paradox:

 

[Tara80]

Very nice! You have some gorgeous corns.

I'll bet you've got a great market around you, since you're probably one of the only few with cornsnakes!

 

[Lafresa]

Earlier I wrote how bad things with corns in Russia. I was fortunate that in the last year were born aztec and three stripes(from Pushok and other normal female). The rest, I sought out and buy for very long. I have no way to buy snakes abroad ((
I know at least five people who have more corns than me. But I decided to specialize in the red colours and in a more simple morphs as more like normal. So, I have a pretty simple red snakes (not counting anery, and a snow).

 

[Lafresa]

I wan't to show some Pushok's photos.

 

[diamondlil]

Earlier I wrote how bad things with corns in Russia. I was fortunate that in the last year were born aztec and three stripes(from Pushok and other normal female). The rest, I sought out and buy for very long. I have no way to buy snakes abroad ((
I know at least five people who have more corns than me. But I decided to specialize in the red colours and in a more simple morphs as more like normal. So, I have a pretty simple red snakes (not counting anery, and a snow).

Judging by my local area, nice bright red corns alway sell. More rare morphs that have genes breeders want don't always catch the eye the same way. Your red corns are lovely!

 

[Lafresa]

wow...long time did not go to the forum

snakes grow and become bright, and yet I have hatched babies (8.6 amels, hypo and motley)

hypo (mother)

B.c.i. 1.0, hypo (mother) and normal (father) and me

baby 1.0 (without ventral checkers)

another female

hypo-amel

striped females (last year's babyes)

aztec 1.1

anery male (last year's baby)

like anaconda!))

 

[diamondlil]

Congrats on the babies!

 

[MotleyMedusa7]

they're looking great

 

[Lafresa]

thanks all! ))

first feeding my babies:

after feeding

amels in their clutch are very bright!

 

[StrangeCargo]

Ничего себе - у вас есть несколько красивых змей. В отличие от Америки, я знаю, это трудно, чтобы получить их в России. Следите за хорошую вок!

 

[StrangeCargo]

Вот фотографии естественной среде обитания, где они живут от моего последнего посещения до Флориды.

 

[LRDJ]

Thanks for sharing all those outstanding corn snakes.

Orlando

 

[Tara80]

Great pictures Lafresa! I always enjoy seeing your collection.

 

[Lafresa]

thanks for comments!

StrangeCargo - big thanks, for us (in Russia) is very unusual that corn snakes can live in nature. So I always like to see them in the wild.

 

[chris68]

Sweet collection, and nice pics too. Would love to see more of the second Aztec from page 5, his belly looks to have a really cool really coloration. Спасибо!!

 

[Lafresa]

Thank you!
I am very pleasing words in their native language. This is very unexpected!

I don't have time to read a lot of topics, unfortunately. Still very hard to translate a lot of text. But you guys have a great forum!

Today I fed hatchings, and no one refused to eat! And I took two boys: normal and amel.

They will stay with me.

 

[chris68]

Your English is fine. We're just Googling translations to look like we know what we're talking about (Well, maybe Graham DOES speak Russian hehe). I've always been fascinated seeing how far a snake found in the US makes it's way around the world, and who those keepers are that decide to work with them. A really nice collection...in Russia, who knew? :*)

 

[StrangeCargo]

Your English is fine. We're just Googling translations to look like we know what we're talking about (Well, maybe Graham DOES speak Russian hehe). I've always been fascinated seeing how far a snake found in the US makes it's way around the world, and who those keepers are that decide to work with them. A really nice collection...in Russia, who knew? :*)

LOL Chris68--- you called me out... Google Translator. I have friends all over the world and use it a lot. It doesn't do a really good job but hopefully it's easier for our overseas friends! We take so many animals for granted here in the United States... I love seeing hobbyists overseas.