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Snow corn of a different sort
- Thread starter Rich Z
- Start date
Drizzt80
Dakota Corns
I have one similar to that one of unknown origins, but more subdued in the yellow. I bred her to a male normal that seems to have more yellow in it's background. Hopefully he's het for something and we'll see what happens. I'd have to say that I kept this girl cause I came to like the yellow in her more than the pinks in a typical snow.
Great looking snake Rich.
D80
Great looking snake Rich.
D80
elaphe4herps
GonHerpN
crazy...
There has to be an inheritable gene in that line somewhere that causes the yellow saddles, otherwise there would be more snows running around with that kiinsane amount of yellow!
Wes
There has to be an inheritable gene in that line somewhere that causes the yellow saddles, otherwise there would be more snows running around with that kiinsane amount of yellow!
Wes
skullmaster
as seen on you tube
wow thats very spectacular!!
i bet thats a keeper
i bet thats a keeper
scottsquatch
New member
Awesome!
Rich, I saw another pic of a "butter snow" you posted a while back. I liked it so much that I am using the butter I got from you a few yrs ago in an effort to produce some of my own butter snows. I hope I can get a couple like the beaut in the pic you posted. Snows are still one of my favorites.
Rich, I saw another pic of a "butter snow" you posted a while back. I liked it so much that I am using the butter I got from you a few yrs ago in an effort to produce some of my own butter snows. I hope I can get a couple like the beaut in the pic you posted. Snows are still one of my favorites.
Well interestingly enough, I am putting a bunch of these adults on the surplus list. Plus some Snow Motleys that may also be homozygous for Butter as well. This is just one of those projects that I figure I don't need to keep working on.
