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Striped Amel?

P.Guttatus

P.Guttatus

Rated P.G.
Never been a fan of albino eyes in corn snakes until now. I was just looking at the SMR website and I've fallen in love with the striped amels. I think I may pick one over an okeetee as my first snake. Just wondering if anyone has purchased one of Don's striped babies.

P.
 
FWIW, I've never purchased from Don personally, but I've only ever heard good things about him and his snakes. I'm sure his Amel Stripes are some of the best! :)

Good luck, and great choice!!
 
I've bought over a 100 corns from Don and never had anything but great luck. Don is always there for advise and ideas for everyone even if they are not buying from him.
John
 
Yep, I'm right there with Zorro. Don is great people, great service and great animals.
 
Yep you guys are right on the money. He is awesom:dancer:e. Regardless of morph, my first snake will be one of Don's. But I wanted to know specifics about his striped amels line specifically the color saturation and line retention of the adult stripes. Pics would be great of any of his animals.

P.
 
P.Guttatus said:
Yep you guys are right on the money. He is awesom:dancer:e. Regardless of morph, my first snake will be one of Don's. But I wanted to know specifics about his striped amels line specifically the color saturation and line retention of the adult stripes. Pics would be great of any of his animals.

P.
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This female was not produced by Don, but her parents were.
 

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dave partington said:
Are those Sunlogs?
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I've never been a fan of the term sunlog used in conjunction with stripe or motley, but a conversation between Heather and Don has given me some new insight. And based on what I read, I would have to say no. But maybe Heather will find this thread and confirm or deny that for you.
 
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