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New to the forum, old to the snakes

very very VERY nice pics..hehehe..love the band shots..and your dog is adorable..Can't wait to see pics of the snake you get..good luck in your search for the perfect corn :0)
 
tstephe3 said:
welcome.. haha i used to be a body builder.. then i kinda broke my neck and its gone down hill since.. haha
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NO WAY! Yeah, without a back, say goodbye to squats, dead lifts, standing in general...

Very cool though, glad I'm not alone.




As for finding a perfect snake... I just don't know what to get!

I just want something vibrant - my old corn was a maroon and bright yellow motley style... it was beautiful. We'll see!
 
When you say vibrant, the first thing that comes to mind is an okeetee. By far IMO the prettiest, and one of my favorites.
 
ratsncorns said:
When you say vibrant, the first thing that comes to mind is an okeetee. By far IMO the prettiest, and one of my favorites.
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I couldn't agree with you mor! I really love the okatee colors I've seen up here. Seems like colors get even better with age too. There are several kinds of okatee I've seen, right? Any reccomendations?
 
There are okeetees, abbott's okeetees, and reverse okeetees (RO). RO's are the amelanistic (albino) version. I say you can't go wrong with any of them. I have an okeetee but would really like an abbott's (they have the thicker borders around their saddles).
 
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