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Show off Your unique Corns!!!!

i cant help but post another... Lucifer my reverse okeetee. ive had him the longest.
he is 2 and the size of a yearling.. he went off feed as a hatchling for SIX MONTHS. and once i got him eating again he got out...and was gone for three months. :blowhead:
but he has been found and is slowly getting more size to him
 

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This little chap is my favourite from this year. He's 'only' het amel, but because he's the most yellow snake I've ever bred I've called him Yellowjacket
 

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Here are some of my fav and unique corns we have and bred.

Diamond Diffused phom Anery, phet Amel
Anery Tessera het Charcoal, Diffused, phet Amel, Caramel
Tessera het Amel, Striped
Sunkissed Silverqueen

There are a few more an I will post them when I made new pics.

Greetings
Chris
 

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Here are my newest members of the DiBiasi Zoo. My snicker snakes.

Delilah. Miami Milksnake phase.
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Mi Corazon Hypo Fire (Her name means My Heart in spanish)
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(picture by Nanci, still haven't found my camera my husband put away)
 
Had to show this fella off.... This is Mercury-- Charcoal Tessera Het BR.
 

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Well as long as we're showing off our Spooky Darklings...
CG+VP+Blood+Amel+Charcoal. No idea what this one is het or homo for.
Photo taken with flash, so the color is washed out, LOL
 

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elrojo said:
This is my most unique:
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She's a 2011 scaleless. I haven't named her yet, and don't guess I'd consider her my favorite, although she's my most valuable.
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im very curious as to how she has no scales, be it im new to the snake world but none-the-less i have never heard of a scaleless snake. she is quite beautiful but what is the reason that she was born without scales?
 
It's a recessive trait, just like amel or any other -only this trait leaves no (well, very few) dorsal scales. Their bellies are scaled as normal. Here's a picture of a scaleless shed beside the shed of a normal of the same size:
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If you look closely at the snake's tail, she does have some scattered scales there, as well as her neck and a few down the spine.
 
thats really neat. does it pose any threat to her? like say being easier to hurt, or easier to get cuts,scratches, mites, ect?
 
This girl never gets much feedback when I post pictures, but I really like her. She's a hypo, but apparently red factor as well since she has a very dark red coloration in person (these were taken with a flash).
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J0llyR0gr said:
thats really neat. does it pose any threat to her? like say being easier to hurt, or easier to get cuts,scratches, mites, ect?
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Well, scales never stopped a mite; but without a doubt cuts and scratches could occur more easily with no "armor." In captivity with a f/t diet, best I can tell so far, there aren't any issues. Breeding, etc. is supposed to be identical. I have a while to go for that, though.
 
Kevin S. said:
This girl never gets much feedback when I post pictures, but I really like her. She's a hypo, but apparently red factor as well since she has a very dark red coloration in person (these were taken with a flash).
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She has such a dark beautiful red with a hint of orange. I think she's a beautiful snake!
 
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