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Rainbow corn?

carol

carol

Down with the sickness
IMHO, yellow is not a desired trait in Crimsons, but this gal pulls it off nicely. I might replace her current name with "rainbow". She inherted the name "flabby", she lays lots of eggs and looks pretty droopy for a few weeks after laying. Bouces right back after a couple of rats though.
 

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Really nice-looking snake. :) She really pulls off the color+grey thing well. :)
 
Nice!!!

Thats a gorgeous corn you got there Carol!!! I love how the yellow from the bottom gradually becoms red, like a gradiant. I think "Rainbow" would be a very suitable name for this girl!!!

Kris
 
I actually prefer this 'rainbow' colouration to that of plain red crimsons- She's absolutely gorgeous and I'll be glad to take her off your hands :D
 
That is so amazing, I was already a huge fan of crimsons, but you got an amazing corn there!
 
It is still too early to see if her offspring will have this effect. I imagine some will and some won't. The male I bred to her has absolutely no yellow. So we'll have to see, but for now they are already showing that they will be super red.
 
Nice!!

I am thinking of getting some crimsons from Rich too.....the morphs up here in Canada is so little....even crimsons are so rare.....
 
Simon,

You'll have to let me know if you get some crimsons!!! I would kill for one!!!

Rainey
 
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