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Another reason to go to Daytona

Serpwidgets

Serpwidgets

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It's amazing the HUGE number of corns you'll find there, and a lot of them are becoming more and more morphed. Back in 2002 there were about 2-3 tables with something other than "amel, anery, ghost, snow" and now there are quite a few lavs, butters, and other newer morphs at a lot of booths. It really helps to be able to see so many of them in person. :)

Here's one that Rich Z brought for his display tank, it's the cough "Anery C" cough mahogany-colored snake.
 

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HMM, that one pic really makes me wonder if the original female I got from Rich is actually homo instead of het. I think that thing is redder that she is. That would explain why 4 out of 4 offspring have proven to be het. :shrugs: Man, I think the "snows" that are created from this are going to be a lot of fun. Talk about an easier way to a great Candy Cane.
 
And Rich Hume had a very interesting clutch of hatchlings. This was one of the show's "what the heck is this" specimens. See if you can guess what it is.
 

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Serpwidgets said:
See if you can guess what it is.
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You're gonna pull a Rich and leave us in suspense, aren't you? ;) No way will I be able to guess...found that out already so I'll just sit here and twiddle my thumbs until you decide you'll be nice and tell us. :)

~Katie
 
Beautiful snake! I hadn't seen an adult anery c. By the way Serp - I really like the "mahogany" name. The first one I've heard that really fits.
 
BTW the saddle colors were as unusual in person as they are in the picture. It's somewhat between the normal tannish hypo saddles and those peachy/coral saddles on pastel ghosts.
 
Cool Snakes!

Hey Chuck,The other reason I suppose is to check out the new stuff! Hey you should do something about that cough! :grin01: The what the heck is it looks like a ultramel something or other :rolleyes:
 
No, forgot about the red eyes... I do see the head pattern, but it's not as obvious as in most bloods I think and I would expect to see some red 'shining through' the sides... so maybe het blood? Can't believe there's no ultra involved... some kind of hypo must be than...
 
it has no bloodred in it either.

Mary-Beth i'll give you a hint...i told you it was in my top 3 of the coolest snakes i have seen this year that i told you about in my PM to you.

i love that snake so much
 
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I do see the head pattern, but it's not as obvious as in most bloods I think and I would expect to see some red 'shining through' the sides... so maybe het blood?
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...yet another reason why I do not use the name "bloodred" for a pattern trait.

Tom, I think there were diffused snakes in that clutch. We'll have to ask Rich Hume again which genes were involved.
 
Oops Serp, actually I know about that.... but most of the the bloods I've seen in the hours spend surfing the net do show lots of red... don't they?
 
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