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Green.!! ????
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dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
Closest you'll find is a pink and green snow. There aren't any truly green corns.
lefty_mussolini
Start Wearing Purple
cornking
New member
These are three female snows from the same line with different ages.
The one with the normal pattern is about ten years old, the the one with the striped pattern is five years old and the motley is two years old.
They turn more yellow /green each year.
The collours at the picture look pretty much the same as the snakes look in daylight.
In my best afford to give any refference ik took the picture on a white sheet with a red/white/blue paper on it
The one with the normal pattern is about ten years old, the the one with the striped pattern is five years old and the motley is two years old.
They turn more yellow /green each year.
The collours at the picture look pretty much the same as the snakes look in daylight.
In my best afford to give any refference ik took the picture on a white sheet with a red/white/blue paper on it