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Valentine the Lavender

CornSnakeBreeder

CornSnakeBreeder

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This is my '08 female lavender het anery corn snake. Her name is Valentine because I got her Valentine Day. Pictures are from today, her first time outside with me after the winter. Im looking for a male to breed her to for next year who has both the lavender and anery gene in him, so if anyone lives in Canada and have male hatchlings/yearlings/adults with the anery and lavender gene in them, please let me know. Thanks! :)


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Irony! I have an '05 male ghost corn named Valentine. :D I named him that because he seems to like being held, and curls up in my hoody from time to time, i.e. almost seems affectionate in a way.

Very pretty lavender there!
 
Pretty lav! :)

Too bad you live in Canada though. I have a male anerylav that will be ready to breed next season.
 
Confession - I was momentarily confused by this part:
CornSnakeBreeder said:
Pictures are from today, her first time outside with me after the winter.
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I actually double-checked the date. Wow. I envy you for living in a place where you refer to "after the winter" at this point in the year. It's been seriously summer here for a while!

Great photos and a pretty girl you have there.
 
Nice photo. I totally understand what "after the winter" means. My dogs totally understand it as well. They just want to stay outside all the time.

I also have a snake named Valentine. A female anery lavender. Who would have thought it was such a popular name :crazy02:
 
Thanks for the nice comments everyone! Well it is summer here too, I guess what I meant was her first time outside with me, since I bought her Valentines day this year :p

ratsncorns, it IS to bad that you don't live in Canada, a male anery lavender would be PERFECT to breed to my lavender het anery. Ah well, then I guess im still looking for a nice male for her...
 
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