my snakes

[chausies]

here is a pic of my ghost female, she was sold to me as a "silver" ghost (that is exactly how she was labeled, not silver queen ghost.) I have no idea what form of hypo went into making her....

 

[chausies]

my 2004 bloodred het hypo male

I bought him from serpenco last year

 

[chausies]

2004 amel motley female

also from serpenco

 

[chausies]

2004 lavender female

also from serpenco

 

[chausies]

2004 lavender male

another from serpenco

 

[chausies]

2004 miami phase female

yet another serpenco masterpiece

 

[chausies]

2004 anery striped motley male

breeder unknown (I bought him from Ben Cole, so the breeder is his cornsnake supplier/friend.)

 

[chausies]

2004 "miami phase" female

bred by Don Soderburg. This girl is out of Don't awesome striped motley miami phase male. I wish her color was better, but hopefully she will have some nice striped motley miami phase babies in a year or 2.

 

[chausies]

2004 "miami phase" male

this is the future intended mate to the above female, he also carries striped motley and is from SMR

 

[chausies]

2004 motley female

she is from Joe Pierce.

These are only a small sample of the snakes I have, but I thought I would post a few pics as I get them ready to send to the ACR and to set up my own website to show off my collection (some day, lol.)

 

[chausies]

2003 hypo striped male

from Steve Roylance

 

[chausies]

2004 aberant miami male

from Northwest Herps

 

[chausies]

2003 sinaloan milk X corn hybrid

here is a pic of one of my more unusual hybrids.

 

[chausies]

2004 jungle corn female

albino beauty named "Noel"

 

[permethius]

man those are beautiful snakes! what is the "unusual" hybrid from?

 

[chausies]

the hybrid you are referring to is a

2003 sinaloan milk X corn hybrid

 

[colinmcc]

Never seen a milk x corn before .... nice!

Looks like it picked up pretty much most of the milksnake patterning and the corn head shape.

 

[chausies]

yeah

milk x corn does seem to favor the milk coloration. I have a cornduran too (honduran milk X cornsnake) but he is about to shed any day now. Once he sheds I'll get a few pics of him too. I have 4 more jungle corns to get photos of, and lots of pure corns. Not to mention my non-corns (white sided everglades ratsnakes, and a pair of albino nelsons milks that I recently acquired, and a few hybrids between kings and milks.)

 

[DdotSpot]

Holy multiple pics, batman!

Good lookin' collection of snakers you got! Those saddle borders on your serpenco miami are just :eek1: .

Man those hybrids sure are interesting fellers too! I'm curious, how are their temperaments? More corn like or milk?

 

[chausies]

the miami girl is one of my favorite snakes. Her background color is more silvery than the pic shows (for some reason, I have had some trouble getting the greys to come out in my pics of miami phase corns.) The aberrant miami phase boy is way more grey (background) than the pic shows too.

As for temperament of the hybrids, I'd say they are a nice combination. The sin/corn cross is shy but easily handled, she has never musked or tried to bite. The cornduran I have (not shown here) is also a nice snake. Of the jungle corns I have, 2 are a delight and 2 are flighty, and 1 is just plain nasty (she has been that way ever since I got her.) I have some milk/king hybrids and they vary a lot in personality too. Some are easy to handle and quite tame, others are flighty or like to musk.