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Show me your old corns

Kevin S.

Kevin S.

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I've seen pictures of old normal corns and I kept an okeetee for 7 years so I think I have a decent idea what phenotypically normal corns look like as they get on up in years (melanin accumulation, specifically). However, I'd be interested in seeing older individuals of various morphs. I'm especially interested to see how hypos and amels look once they get up in age since these traits affect melanin. So if anyone can contribute pictures of corns 5 years or more in age, I'd like to see them-the older the better. Thanks.
 
Cheerio is about 12 years, best we can guess.
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awesome pictures! I can't wait till my snake get the big and old(he is about 2 1/2 or 3yrs now, it'll be cool seeing him that big, imagining it now!

lets see some more pictures in this thread..there are so many of hatchlings and juveniles, lets see some more of the big guys!
 
Alan, it's interesting that your corn shows longitudinal striping although it's white in an amelanistic snake. I had wondered if amels would have white tipping and/or striping.
 
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