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Some Pic of my snakes all the way from South Africa!!!!

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mikehayn

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All of them this years hatchlings (hatched in Feb - our summer)
 

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Nice looking bunch you have there! They look great together. I especially like your squiggly amel. I suspect corns in South Africa are pretty rare. Do you know of anyone else that keeps them?
 
Well I wish they had as many corn morphs available when I was living over there! They look gorgeous.
 
VERY nice group of babies you have there. Love the motleys, wonderful soft colors. Congratulations and some nice ones!!
 
Sorry, I forgot to tell everyone what they were!!

From left to right starting at the top.
1. Candy Cane X Reverse Okeetee (female)
2. Ghost Motley - het stripe (male)
3. Ghost Motley - het stripe (Female) - Behind her are a pair Crimsons
4. Stripe Amel (male) & Anery Motley (male)
5. Anery Motley (female)
 
Beautiful bunch you have there. Aren't you having some trouble with the government there concerning owing exotic animals such as corns? That's to bad, I feel the same way you do. Here in Ohio, I have to have a permit when my baby(soon to be babies!) grow over 18 inches :( . By the way, I LOVE your striped. . . if you ever think about breeding them, give me a date, and we can talk price(even if it is a couple of years away). All in all though, Beautiful.
Kachunga & Mitchell
 
Kachunga said:
Beautiful bunch you have there. Aren't you having some trouble with the government there concerning owing exotic animals such as corns? That's to bad, I feel the same way you do. Here in Ohio, I have to have a permit when my baby(soon to be babies!) grow over 18 inches :( . By the way, I LOVE your striped. . . if you ever think about breeding them, give me a date, and we can talk price(even if it is a couple of years away). All in all though, Beautiful.
Kachunga & Mitchell
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I wasn't aware of any permit requirements in Ohio regarding reptile ownership, except for native Ohio reptiles. Do you have links to information on this? I haven't been able to find anything on Google except, again, for fauna native to the area (which corn snakes are not).
 
permits in ohio?????

I was thinking the same thing Jaws, although even HYBRIDS derived from Black rats also need a permit, I had an albino black rat/snow corn cross. BUSTED!! I found out the hard way, that's why I ONLY keep corns now, or Boas.
Dan and Michelle
 
hatched in feb. ?? how is that possible? I understand the hemisphers (can't spell worth a crap though). All of us are keeping are corns under artificial conditions. How did you get yours to hatch in feb. ? I thought corns had some level of a biological time clock.
 
Biological Clocks...

I suppose their 'Biological clocks' as you put it is determined to a certain extent by the climate that they are in i.e. temperature, daylight hours etc. Most of the corns here are bread here, because it is almost impossible to bring them into the county legally, so their breeding habits have changed accordingly. At a push if I had to keep the snakes in a room that is totally enclosed and I emulate the seasons as you have them (temperature etc.), eventually they'd change their burmating and breeding cycles to what you guys up North consider normal...

Just an educated guess...
:)
 
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