Post your normals/classics

[Christen]

I think we need a normal thread (snakes not people). If there is one please let me know and I will delete this one. As we know every normal looks different. I think a thread like this is great to show someone that their normal is unique.

So I will start. I actually added two normals just because they are different than the one I had. Just goes to show how special they are, 15 snakes and I still needed to add 2 normals. And on one genetic were not a factor he is just a pet cause I can.

Gimlet

Auger

Normal Motley Doesn't have a name yet. So if you have a suggestion. lol

 

[reptile65]

Here's my beautiful classic boy, Scooter:

 

[Christen]

He is beautiful! I love how his saddles are perfectly spaced.

 

[ratsncorns]

Here are two normal motley's. The second one was stolen by a member of this forum over a year ago (pet sitting gone bad) so I can only presume hes either dead or sold.

Here are some normal motleys sired by that second normal mot.

 

[Buzzard]

This one of many normals that I have. She is our education snake. Approx 5 ft long 800 gram female "mudbug" or "muddy" for short.

 

[Christen]

She is exactly what I am hoping my first one grows up to look like.

 

[crotalis40741]

Here are a couple of my normals first up 0.1 het sk blood, amel then normal het terrazzo/rosy blood and normal het cinder, amel or ultra, mot ph hypo, anery the next few years are going to be fun. lol

 

[RamiChan]

I've got a bunch! My one clutch this year had 9 normals, each totally different!

They're all het for hypo, anery, caramel, phamel, motley

Just a few of the 2011 hatchlings I have. Now for the older ones!

Is my 2010 normal het hypo, lavender, anery, amel, motley

I'll start a new post so as not to overload this one.

 

[RamiChan]

Next is Godzilla:

Very dark normal with unknown hets. Looking to attempt to try some breeding projects with him if I can find the perfect dark girl. =)

Then up next is Red, one of my first corns. Unknown hets.Pet store labeled him as a red rat.

Then my other first corn - and first adult to be precise, Mitch. Unknown hets.

 

[Christen]

I am loving this. Not a one of these pretty babies looks the same. What I find interesting that as babies they do look alike till after that first shed and they start changing.

 

[RamiChan]

Apparently one of the images posted wrong. One of the 2011's snuck its way in between the two pics of my 2010 yearling. Woops

 

[Christen]

Darn you. You should have done that right.:nyah:

 

[beautifullywild77]

Here is my normal BobbieSue from Mtn Folk Reptiles Bob Brown

 

[MysticExotics]

Cana & Ceron are Normal babies, both het for Bloodred Sunkissed Motley, poss het for Anery.
Devon is a "normal" sibling from the Alabama X Tessera clutch, with an awesome Aztec paterning.
Stone is a normal sibling from the same clutch, he's got a bit of Motley-ish look to him (with an "X" head pattern)

 

[SnakeAround]

Polly, 2011 normal female het anery, ultra/amel, motley, bloodred

Riella, '10 normal het sunkissed butter female

Althea, '08 female normal het sunkissed ghost motley

Kaylin, '07 normal female

 

[AliCat37]

Owl
He's my normal motley.

 

[Buzzard]

She is exactly what I am hoping my first one grows up to look like.

Thanks

I am loving this. Not a one of these pretty babies looks the same. What I find interesting that as babies they do look alike till after that first shed and they start changing.

lol .... Strange but true. I kept a clutch for a year (2 years ago) just because they changed so much.

 

[Khena]

I've got two normal motleys (which seems to count!). I can't wait to see how much they change as they get older. Everyone has such pretty snakes here...

 

[Christen]

They sure do count. Thanks for posting your cute babies.

 

[tspuckler]

Alabama Dekalb Co. locality corns:

Hatchling -

Yearling male -

Yearling female -