striped snow???

[Chris Flanary]

does anyone know if theres such a thing as a striped snow corn snake? ive never seen or heard of one and i was thinking that i would really really want one if i can find a baby.

 

[Cat_Eyed_Lady]

Sure there are I have a female I will be breeding this year that is pink and green with a white stripe all the way from head to tail

 

[Susielea]

Yes absolutely, there are striped Snows

Here's a link to one of the threads I pulled up, by using the search function at the top of the forum and searching for striped Snows.......Here!

Hope that helps

 

[Chris Flanary]

you got any pics cat eyed lady

 

[Cat_Eyed_Lady]

I do but they were when she was a little spitfire LOL I even took video of her when she was like that. She is still a spitfire but atleast I dont get bit a dozen times a feeding now. I have to feed her either tomorrow or monday and I will take new grown up pics of her then and get them posted

 

[Chris Flanary]

awesome thanks. cant wait to see her. yea some snakes dont like bein bothered ive learned that lesson lol.

 

[Cat_Eyed_Lady]

LOL yep and she is one of them. She is the only snake I have that will strike at me. So, believe me, I Dont hesitate one second when I have to pick her up otherwise I Know I will get hit and get it good LOL I keep telling her that its a good thing she is so pretty LOL

 

[tspuckler]

Here's one of mine. This one has a reduced pattern, but the pattern of most striped snows tends to fade as the snake reaches adulthood:

http://www.thirdeyeherp.com

 

[danielle]

Pretty snow white girl I dig her!

 

[Cat_Eyed_Lady]

Well, before warned.... I dont take very good pics and with white snakes its even harder LOL The females colors are abit faded in the pic and the male turned out looking orange instead of the dark pink that he really is They are both freshly shed

 

[Chris Flanary]

nice snakes

 

[Susan]

Here is a hatchling snow stripe. You can see the pattern much better when they are young.

 

[Caryl]

I have an '07 snow stripe-motley male (Boz). His pattern is becoming much less noticable as he grows, typical of snow stripes. The first photo is what I saw on Kathy Love's website that made me want him in the first place. The second is Boz at Christmastime.