cornmorphs
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as kev says, I produced a hypo blood paradox from the same stock this year, although its not a patch on kevs, but its still unusual.
cant wait to see how this beaut changes over each shed.
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Paradox Granite/Avalanche 2011
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as kev says, I produced a hypo blood paradox from the same stock this year, although its not a patch on kevs, but its still unusual.
cant wait to see how this beaut changes over each shed.
Michael823
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That is SO cool! Most paradox snakes just seem to get attention for the abnormality of it all, but to me, I don't usually find them attractive. Random black or red scales here and there just isn't too appealing to me.... now this snake, on the other hand, is freaking awesome!!! It really contrasts between snow and anery (not just specks of one or the other), and looks absolutely beautiful!!!
Funny teaching tool as well. Instead of using a snow and an anery to tell unfamiliar people "this is what the snake looks like with/our melanin", you have a two-in-one, lol.
Funny teaching tool as well. Instead of using a snow and an anery to tell unfamiliar people "this is what the snake looks like with/our melanin", you have a two-in-one, lol.
kevchandler
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yes i will keep this thread updated.....
kornnatter-striped
painting stripes on corns
Great little guy! Let's try to make him stripes! 
cornmorphs
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funny you should say this, I was thinking it could be a form of piebald?. I know rich z hatched one a few years back.Whoooaa...!!!
I hope (and assume) you all will be testing the line further. Seems like it could be genetic and selectively bred to desired look. I'll be looking forward to seeing the results.
Oh and I'd love to see how this paradox-ism acts with pied.
multicorn
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Mmmmmm yes nige i was thinking that until i saw the white saddle..... So maybe not piedbald..... My experience with pied they lose all pztternation in the pied sections..... Only time will tell i spose....!!!!
Kev that is absolutely amazing...... And yes i will be taking a drive up to see him/her... Nice one mate...!!!!
Kev that is absolutely amazing...... And yes i will be taking a drive up to see him/her... Nice one mate...!!!!
