For now, I think so. I lost their mother, and one of the only two females has decided to stop eating, so they may be hard to replace!
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From two weird parents come . . . weird babies!
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For now, I think so. I lost their mother, and one of the only two females has decided to stop eating, so they may be hard to replace!
what happened with the mom? that is so sad Richard Hume
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Weird yearling
On a snowy day in NY, I am basically housebound so had a few minutes to snap some pictures. My good friend Catherine generously sent me one of her "weird" babies to grow up, and here he is 9 months later. He is amazing, I've never seen a corn snake that looks like this - the coloration and pattern are quite distinct. These pictures don't do him justice - everyone who has seen him in person does a double take and says "what the heck is that?"
I only have the one male (Catherine sent me a distantly related female with him) but my plan all along was to make a scaleless version of this guy. Will probably take about 5 years at this point, but I am a patient man.
Thanks again, Catherine!
Rich Hume
On a snowy day in NY, I am basically housebound so had a few minutes to snap some pictures. My good friend Catherine generously sent me one of her "weird" babies to grow up, and here he is 9 months later. He is amazing, I've never seen a corn snake that looks like this - the coloration and pattern are quite distinct. These pictures don't do him justice - everyone who has seen him in person does a double take and says "what the heck is that?"
I only have the one male (Catherine sent me a distantly related female with him) but my plan all along was to make a scaleless version of this guy. Will probably take about 5 years at this point, but I am a patient man.
Thanks again, Catherine!
Rich Hume
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Richard Hume
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Weird yearling
Don't really know - it is interesting that Catherine got several hatchlings that look like this, but until it can be replicated through breeding trials, which will take years, it is just a really different looking corn snake.
Rich
Don't really know - it is interesting that Catherine got several hatchlings that look like this, but until it can be replicated through breeding trials, which will take years, it is just a really different looking corn snake.
Rich
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ahh well I hope it succeeds because they are beyond stunning... I am very impressed with the breeder work you guys do. btw re you going to be in the suffolk expo next Sunday? I took a day off to go and drool over all the reptiles. MAYBE add a corn or two... just want to know if I should hold on to my wallet until I find your table...
Richard Hume
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Yes, I will be there, probably by the LI Herp Society table, stop by to say hello.
Rich
Yes, I will be there, probably by the LI Herp Society table, stop by to say hello.
Rich