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2012 (CORAL?) TESSERA SNOW CORN

Hold that one back!

I don't know Steve, I think you might be certifiable if you let that one get away from you! From the sire and dam pairing you described, it's probably a strawberry/hypo. If you kept that back and bred it to a strawberry snow (I'm guessing that is the same thing as coral snow...either way these should be homo strawberry), then a quarter of the clutch should be tessera strawberry snows! How in the world could you pass up that opportunity?! Now that would be one pink snake.

Either way...that's a hot snake!!!!!!

Mitch
 
steve roylance said:
Not sure what exactly is going on here but this guy's really pink! The photos are barely picking up the color of this guy believe it or not.
The Sire was a Tessera Het Snow, and the Dam, a Coral Snow Motley.
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The Tessera gene makes it all better :) :) :)

As said in BOSTON....WICKED AWSOME
 
Really beautiful snake! No matter who owns him, I definitely hope that we can see new photos of him in the future, I'd like to see how his colour develops.
 
This guy may very well be my new favorite, ever! What a beauty. Wish I'd just won a lottery or something along that line :). Do you think it'll get pinker with age, or fade out? I still know very little about these things.
 
Irish Eyes (Mrs.Z) said:
This guy may very well be my new favorite, ever! What a beauty. Wish I'd just won a lottery or something along that line :). Do you think it'll get pinker with age, or fade out? I still know very little about these things.
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Thanks!
If it's what I think it is, then it should get more colorful with age.
 
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