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A Nice Granite Corn
- Thread starter Russ Bates
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Russ Bates
New member
who is calling them granit, Brad McDonald???
because I know the name granit was used from tim r. for some patterless/vanished striped rosaceas?
maybe the only way to handle all the double-morphs, is a strict naming by it´s technical name.
no more new names like butter and so on ... that would also give a beginner a chance to understand all the morphs easy and fast.
because I know the name granit was used from tim r. for some patterless/vanished striped rosaceas?
maybe the only way to handle all the double-morphs, is a strict naming by it´s technical name.
no more new names like butter and so on ... that would also give a beginner a chance to understand all the morphs easy and fast.
Clint Boyer
'Former' Snake slave
I've seen the name used elsewhere...
There is someone using the name Granite for a patternless corn also. I don't remember who it was but it was supposed to be a pure corn.
VERY nice snakes Russ! They will be awesome looking!
There is someone using the name Granite for a patternless corn also. I don't remember who it was but it was supposed to be a pure corn.
VERY nice snakes Russ! They will be awesome looking!
