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Hypo Miami Phase
- Thread starter Frank Pinello
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breedingcolors
Freaky!
Really gorgeous one Frank! I can't wait to see it in a couple of months.
Shaky
Ought to know better
Hypo Miamis
I hatched out a couple like that last year and held onto 2 of them.
One was a bit lighter than yours, but not as red - a browner look that I thought would turn orange. Well, a year later, its still brownish, and its ground color is beginning to darken a touch.
The other one's ground color is almost all yellow. They are very different-looking animals. What wild variation these cornsnakes can show.
I hatched out a couple like that last year and held onto 2 of them.
One was a bit lighter than yours, but not as red - a browner look that I thought would turn orange. Well, a year later, its still brownish, and its ground color is beginning to darken a touch.
The other one's ground color is almost all yellow. They are very different-looking animals. What wild variation these cornsnakes can show.
dionythicus
Kiss My Hearse
Incredible! It's nice when hard work pays off.
Serpwidgets
New member
Niiiiice. I love the curvy motley-like saddles, too.pinello said:
