SnowflakeMadeira05
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I never knew there was a such thing,lol. I was just wondering what it was and what they looks like? And what is the diference between a Milkshake Corn and and reagular Corn???
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What is a Milkshake corn???
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Serpwidgets
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The one use of this name, that I know of, is by someone who has a line with several genes floating around in it, amel anery hypo motley/stripe, AFAIK. Since they all come out different morphs or normals with different hets, he calls them all "milkshake" corns.
marty.warwick
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Never heard of it until you said. I googled it and apparently the person on this site made it up.
http://members.aol.com/hopfam1/myhomepage/collection.html
http://members.aol.com/hopfam1/myhomepage/collection.html
SnowflakeMadeira05
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Serpwidgets said:
So...another words...when you breed them you will never know what you will get. If so...I think that is pretty cool. Because I love to be surprised when I have babaies,lol. I breed rabbit...and I love the fact that I wont know what I get outa the doe.
SnowflakeMadeira05
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marty.warwick said:
And thanks for that website...that was very interesting. I went to that site before I posted up here....but I couldn't get his page to work.
Kat
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One way to think of it is the snakes are possible het for up to 5 genes. Kinda like playing the lotto, I guess. I wouldn't pay any extra money for a 'milkshake' corn over a corn of the same morph elsewhere though. TBH, it's one of those marketing names that really doesn't mean anything other than that the breeder wants his stuff to seem more special than the next guy's stuff (which is the sort of thing I loathe). The reality is, most cornsnakes out there today are het for one or more of anery, amel, hypo, stripe, or motley.
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