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Rootbeer

dionythicus

dionythicus

Kiss My Hearse
This is Sneaky Snake, whom I think is a rootbeer (the woman who bred him really didn't much about morphs, she said mom was red and this one looks like his dad). I'm guessing from his belly pattern and saddle count that he's part Emoryi (mom might have been a creamsicle?) He'll be a year old April 10th (an early bird last year) and he's almost as big as our corns coming up on their second spring. He's finally getting some color! In his viv he looks very plain grey brown, but in the sun, holy cow! I can't wait to see his adult colour.
 
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Lovely snake! I plan on breeding an emoryi to a miami corn and would be happy to breed hatchlings looking like yours!
 
I am far more impressed with his colour now, compared to when I first got him. I am thinking of breeding some creams this year and may hold back a girl or two for him. I'd like to see how his light colour would do added to the light orange creams I hope to get and what the "normals" would look like that would also come from it. If I can get some other really light rootbeers, it would be a wonderful project. But would you call 'em ginger ales or sasparillas? LOL
 
I think he's very pretty. I wish my snake would sit still for pictures. (We call our's sneeky too, he always looks like he's trying to sneek up on you, the minute you see him he runs away! LOL)
 
This one was my husband's birthday prezzie this year. He remembered an old Tom T Hall song about "sneaky snake drinking your rootbeer" or something like that, so when I told him this was a rootbeer, he named him Sneaky Snake.
 
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