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What Is Your Favorite Color Morph?

nica_chick412

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Hello everyone. I was just curious what your favorite color morph was. Please post a picture of your favorite variation of corn and what it is that you like about that perticular one.

Thanks.
Nicole

P.S. I am interested to see which one is the most "beautiful"
:p
 
Well I guess you could consider it a color morph, but my favorite is my motley gal, Hecate. I love motlies of any flavor. :D

I got her locally from a pet shop as an adult, so her past and age is a mystery to me. I'm guessing her to be an 1999 specimen and I did find out last year that she's het for amel. Always a nice surprise when you have eggs pipping and see little red and white noses sticking out.

And the grey scars you see on her are from her 8 month stint when she was MIA in the house from July 2002 to March 2003. I found her outside in the flowerbed skinnier and a few scars on her, but otherwise healthy. She rebounded later that year to lay 13 healthy eggs all of which hatched.

Right now she's in the blue-phase of her pre-lay shed for this season. So hopefully in a week or so she'll be laying some eggs for me. =D

May 2003:
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November 2003:
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Fresh from brumation in mid-January 2004:
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First meal of the year:
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My fav. has to be a High Yellow Creamsicle (even though its not pure corn). Here is my one:
 

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Personally this changes everyday.....

but if I had to choose it has to be the red or orange candy canes~~
 
I love any of the bright colors. I love my amel. for her mellowness. She's not the fanciest, but she is the coolest. For color of my two. I'd have to say my Aztec Okeetee is the prettiest.
 

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My favorites are butters and motleys of any color. I also LOVE my little hypo lavender. He is AWESOME!
 
I love my '03 Okeetee and '03 Amber morphs.

The amber is definitely the calmest corn I've handled, whereas the Okeetee and my two milk snake phase are the most skittish.

Sorry, my digital pictures are still pretty crappy, can't post any good ones here.
 
That's interesting Jess. My Okeetee is the most skittish of my two. My Amel. is really mellow.
 
No fan of morphs...

Everyone who's been on this forum knows this about me, but I love catching beautiful corns on the Okeetee Hunt Club and even in my own backyard. Nothing beats the rich colors and dramatic patterns they have right out of the bosom of Mama Nature...

Here's my prettiest (IMHO) wild-caught snake...
 

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WOW Chip,

That is truely an impressive snake!!! How old is she? How is her temperment? Also does anyone have any experience with Amel Aztec het blizzards? And is it true that Oketee's are more tempermental than other kinds of corns?

Nicole
 
First thing first!

Rhett Butler is a he ! LOL He was caught on Old Charleston Road in the middle of the day in in the summer of 1990. He was smaller then, but he's at least 15. He's been part of Davie Jone's breeding colony for most of that time, and I was able to purchase him a while back. Please don't ask what I paid, I'll have people asking me to buy beachfront property in Kansas! ;)

His temperament is very calm, although he does have a strong feeding response (in other words, don't dangle a mouse in front of him!) and rattles when blue. But he's never bitten anyone to my knowledge.

Amel Aztec het blizzards are absolutely the most foul tempered, evil morph of corn man ever created! Just kidding, I have no earthly idea! ;) :D

As for Okeetee temperament, my take is that they are often many fewer generations out of the wild. Some are flighty and rattle, some are very calm. I am just now starting to concentrate on breeding for temperament this year. I have held back several pretty snakes that just happened to be calm over the years, and will breed for just that trait. It's tough to tell with hatchlings, because they all are pretty spooky when "new to the world." At 3 months, you get a better idea of who bites, who whips about, and who is "cool." :cool:


Here comes that picture people are getting sick of! :D
 

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LOL, that picture of you hatchling bitting your finger is my background on my computer, LOL.

My most Laid-back morph would have to be my Miami.

Alex
 
My favourite so far, has to be my very own snake, he is a ghost/great plains cross breed. I love his colour, i think its mainly because if you put him on wood chips similar to bark, he blends in and if he only has his head poking out, he is hard to spot, i have seen his tail, followed it along to find the head, only to realise he is lookin at me, LOL. i love him. :D
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some were taken with a web cam, which explains the crappy quality
 
Mine has to be a ghost, I only have 1 corn and I held out to get a ghost. He has quite a peachy head and is just a really laid back snake. Here he is:

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James
 
Color of Morph

I have two favorites. This Striped Lavender is actually Lavender and not gray with lavender tones, so I like him because of his color.
 

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