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Largest Corn Breeder in Canada?

notserp

notserp

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I have gone thru what are called updated breeders lists and found some decent ones but so many that are not breeding or just don't have anything. Also lots without websites and ones that haven't been updated since 2007. Who is the Canadian Corn breeder that has a largest selection?
 
I'd like to know that as well! I have a hard time in Ontario finding quality morphs. I routinely have to drive 3hours each way for an individual pickup.
 
very true, I'm following this aswell maybe someone will find something...
**fingers crossed** :laugh:
 
I will have some cool stuff next season. Biggest doesn't always mean best IMO.

Here are a few things that I plan on producing next season.

Fire het Stripe
Fire Stripe
Amel Motley het Caramel
Ultramel Motley het Carmel
Butter Motley
Gold Dust Motley
Hypo Stripe het Anery
Anery Stripe het Hypo
Ghost Stripe
Ultramel Charcoal ph Diffused
Ultramel Anery het Stripe
Snow het Stripe
Tessera het Diffused ph Anery, Amel
Anery Tessera het Diffused
Tessera het Snow
Amel Tessera het Anery
Anery Tessera het Amel
Snow Tessera
Caramel Stripe het Hypo ph Amel
Caramel het Sunkissed, Amel
Amel het Sunkissed ph Lavender
Opal het Sunkissed (maybe if some hets prove out)
 
I, too am following this thread. Not interested in breeding, at least at this time, but curious to know who is actually producing corns in Canada, and especially in BC and Alberta.
 
Crazy Colubrids said:
I will have some cool stuff next season. Biggest doesn't always mean best IMO.

Here are a few things that I plan on producing next season.

Fire het Stripe
Fire Stripe
Amel Motley het Caramel
Ultramel Motley het Carmel
Butter Motley
Gold Dust Motley
Hypo Stripe het Anery
Anery Stripe het Hypo
Ghost Stripe
Ultramel Charcoal ph Diffused
Ultramel Anery het Stripe
Snow het Stripe
Tessera het Diffused ph Anery, Amel
Anery Tessera het Diffused
Tessera het Snow
Amel Tessera het Anery
Anery Tessera het Amel
Snow Tessera
Caramel Stripe het Hypo ph Amel
Caramel het Sunkissed, Amel
Amel het Sunkissed ph Lavender
Opal het Sunkissed (maybe if some hets prove out)
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I agree that biggest doesn't always mean best but usually larger scale breeders have a large variety. I want to know lots of breeders for when I'm looking for something specifac. Looks like you will have lots of nice snakes, do you have a website? How much do you think you will charge for an Amel Tessera het Anery?
 
notserp said:
I agree that biggest doesn't always mean best but usually larger scale breeders have a large variety. I want to know lots of breeders for when I'm looking for something specifac. Looks like you will have lots of nice snakes, do you have a website? How much do you think you will charge for an Amel Tessera het Anery?
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Nevermind, I found your website. Very good to know. Thanks for the info
 
I find it frustrating when you do to an availability list and it hasn't been updated in a long time
 
I'm not sure there is a "largest" corn breeder in Canada, until last year or so I would say that easily that title was held by Rebecca however she has scaled back significantly.

Now there are (in Alberta and BC) a lot more smaller scale "breeders". Next year we will have close to 40 females that will be breeding size but I have plans to only pair around 11-15 corns and 4-5 other species, there will be other corns paired here but it will all be "mainstream" stuff for my wholesale buyer.

Our plans for next season include but aren't limited to
Sunkissed Cinders (Shatters)
Cinder Bloods
Kastanie/Copper (JMG line animals)
Mandarin (if hets prove out)
Amel het Lava (if hets prove out)
Opal het Lava (if hets prove out)
Lavender het Lava (if hets prove out)
Anery Tessera het Amel or Ultra ph blood stripe
Tessera het Anery, Amel or Ultra ph blood stripe
Ultramel Anery
Ultramel Charcoal het Motley ph Caramel
Gold Dust het Charcoal, Motley
JMG line Coral Ghost Motley
....many others but it's late and I don't have my list handy and my brain has currently shut down for the evening.

I do have to say that the website that was previously listed for us was out of date and no longer in use but the host won't let us delete it for some reason, unfortunately unless you know to go to our new site then most people will click on the first site that comes up in the search engine and it is not the right one. Our new site is current and up to date, just missing photos of our permanent residents.
 
5 Star Serpents said:
I'm not sure there is a "largest" corn breeder in Canada, until last year or so I would say that easily that title was held by Rebecca however she has scaled back significantly.

Now there are (in Alberta and BC) a lot more smaller scale "breeders". Next year we will have close to 40 females that will be breeding size but I have plans to only pair around 11-15 corns and 4-5 other species, there will be other corns paired here but it will all be "mainstream" stuff for my wholesale buyer.

Our plans for next season include but aren't limited to
Sunkissed Cinders (Shatters)
Cinder Bloods
Kastanie/Copper (JMG line animals)
Mandarin (if hets prove out)
Amel het Lava (if hets prove out)
Opal het Lava (if hets prove out)
Lavender het Lava (if hets prove out)
Anery Tessera het Amel or Ultra ph blood stripe
Tessera het Anery, Amel or Ultra ph blood stripe
Ultramel Anery
Ultramel Charcoal het Motley ph Caramel
Gold Dust het Charcoal, Motley
JMG line Coral Ghost Motley
....many others but it's late and I don't have my list handy and my brain has currently shut down for the evening.

I do have to say that the website that was previously listed for us was out of date and no longer in use but the host won't let us delete it for some reason, unfortunately unless you know to go to our new site then most people will click on the first site that comes up in the search engine and it is not the right one. Our new site is current and up to date, just missing photos of our permanent residents.
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I hear nothing but good things about you, so you were already at the top of my list, but I'm still interested in finding small scale breeders in BC as well
 
notserp said:
I hear nothing but good things about you, so you were already at the top of my list, but I'm still interested in finding small scale breeders in BC as well
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I'm very happy to hear that the reviews you have regarding us are leaving a good impression, that makes me happy to hear, I take a lot of pride in the animals I work with and work to add only the best I can find.

There are only 2 that I know well, Katia (Squamish Serpents), who I am sure you have likely talked with, she doesn't have a HUGE corn collection but what she has is absolutely outstanding! I HIGHLY recommend her and her animals!

The other is NellaJ Corns, she has some outstanding animals, I know there will be some changes coming to NellaJ Corns but I will let Nicole make that announcement if/when she feels it is the good time. Regardless she is also someone I highly recommend.

I'm sure there are a few other small time breeders, Katia would be best to know though as she is an executive on the BCRC board and would know of more people in the area that breed corns, who is most reputable and who has the best selection of morphs in the area other than herself.

Happy hunting :)
 
5 Star Serpents said:
I'm very happy to hear that the reviews you have regarding us are leaving a good impression, that makes me happy to hear, I take a lot of pride in the animals I work with and work to add only the best I can find.

There are only 2 that I know well, Katia (Squamish Serpents), who I am sure you have likely talked with, she doesn't have a HUGE corn collection but what she has is absolutely outstanding! I HIGHLY recommend her and her animals!

The other is NellaJ Corns, she has some outstanding animals, I know there will be some changes coming to NellaJ Corns but I will let Nicole make that announcement if/when she feels it is the good time. Regardless she is also someone I highly recommend.

I'm sure there are a few other small time breeders, Katia would be best to know though as she is an executive on the BCRC board and would know of more people in the area that breed corns, who is most reputable and who has the best selection of morphs in the area other than herself.

Happy hunting :)
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Thanks so much for all your help : )
 
Jillian said:
i am in the market for pied sided and miami's....just saying if anyone has to keep me in mind :p
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We should produce some Carol Huddleston line Miami's not this coming season but the next, possibly this one I suppose but the female isn't going to be brumated so it'll be up to her if she wants to breed or not. I'm pretty picky about what I feel deserves the title of "Miami" phase as it's a selectively bred normal (or a locality but I'm guessing you are looking for the selectively bred ones) but some folks use the term quite loosely.

Check with Katia for the pied sided. Other than Katia, I'm not sure of anyone else working with them.
 
I am being selective with the one I want. I'm not looking for a breeder I am just looking for the 'look' so keep me in mind when you do start breeding!!!
 
I know Aleks @ Montreal Tessera corns has a pair of gorgeous pied sides. Not sure if he will be breeding them next year or not.
 
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