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axminster and forest corns

MERCURY

MERCURY

Herpetologicaly Hooked
i found this today , gorgeous little guys.

I need one now
axminster
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forest

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what do you think ?
 
The photos are of low quality and it's difficult to see what they might be. Deffinitly not pure corns though. Some sort of hybrid. Unless they are a pure colubrid that someone mislabeled.
 
I admittedly don't know a lot about hybids, but there was a guy who posted on here back in the end of november who had a "jungle corn" that looked an awful lot like that "forest corn," if my memory serves me right...
 
yeah the forest is a king x not sure about the axeminster. that site also has dwarf corns.
 
MERCURY said:
yeah the forest is a king x not sure about the axeminster. that site also has dwarf corns.
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"Dwarf corns"???? What the heck is a "dwarf corn"???? I think someone is confused.
 
a corn that stays small and lays up to 4 eggs at a time apperently there on the same site
 
yeah, some british guy breeds them, they're king and rat and corn hybrids or something like that. They are very pretty in their own right but I'd be careful about breeding with them. The Axeminster got its name from Axeminster carpets because it looks something like a carpet python. I'll look up in my records and see who he is so I can post an address for you.
 
blckkat said:
I hate how they're calling them corns when they're hybrids. It confuses those that don't know better.
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I agree with you there. He does have the scientific names for the crosses when you click on the picture, but for people who have no idea what they mean, they may just think it's a new morph of pure corn.
 
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