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Pewter after shed

Tim Madsen

Tim Madsen

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This is the one Pewter that hatched out of my Bloodred clutch. Looks darker than the other pics. of hatchlings I've seen. Probably just my camera.
 
I think there are just variations in them like every other corn snake cultivar. I have an entire clutch of them that ALL look very dark. Then every once in a while I get a couple that have almost white looking sidewalls.

Here's a pic of one from a multi het breeding:

pewter89.jpg
 
Yes I would think that it's a bit dark too....but it's also very nice! Either dark or light phase pewters they are just great looking snakes!
 
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