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[aleks]

In love whit all my tessera's!!!

0.1 Amel tessera het anery stripe



1.0 Blood tessera possible het lavender (2 pictures)




1.0 amel stripe tessera her anery



1.0 Pewter tessera (95% sure if not charchoal tess het blood)

 

[SnakeAround]

I loooooove the blood and pewter tessera's!

 

[SnakeAround]

most recent photo of my okeetee phase tessera female Treasure

Photo taken July of this year.

 

[aleks]

1.0 Pewter tessera (95% sure if not charchoal tess het blood)

i was 5% right lol will go for a charcoal

 

[ecreipeoj]

Yellow Jacket Tessera het Caramel ph Masque Hypo Ice x RedCoat Sunkissed Lava het Ame

I have been gone for a few days and came home to this clutch which is a first here at Corn Snakes Alive.

Lava Tesseras het Sunkissed ph Butter (Gazer FREE) I will post nice photos once they have shed. Some times phs can jump us ahead one year, like this breeding did when the male Tessera proved to be het for Topaz.

Now my most awaited clutch of they year is between this male and an Aztec Topaz.

 

[Nanci]

Cool Tessera belly. Not a single check.

*edit- since someone asked- the "defect" on the baby's belly between my pinky and ring finger is its belly button!
Actually, where the egg stem was attached. Usually, hopefully, before the baby exits the egg, the egg stem detaches
leaving only a faint trace of the attachment point. This baby is just-hatched, but after the first shed the egg stem scar
will be barely visible, if at all. Sometimes the attachment point is open a little, or even has a little bit of egg stem
still attached. Generally, it dries up and falls off within a day or so, and certainly after the first shed, and heals right up.
With luck and proper treatment, even a baby with a good bit of yolk still attached can finish absorbing and drop the
egg stem. The main thing is to keep the baby quiet so it doesn't drag the yolk around and catch it on something,
and pull it out. I've had good luck with trimming a stem that has dried for a day or so to about a quarter inch, and
then just letting it shed off.

If you look very closely at some adult snakes, you can still see a faint mark.

 

[Nanci]

Dorsal of the same baby. I think it's pretty cool!!

 

[Chromatic Corns]

First 2 are Rolex, a female and the third pic is a male, Radnor. Both het for sunkissed with other phs. These are from Joe Pierce. I actually really like that their stripes are broken up, I think it adds to the overall effect.

 

[The_Saiyajin]

Some Holdbacks from this year from Tessera het Anery, Amel Hypo Striped * Auratum(Buf?!) Striped het Anery

Greetings
Chris

 

[Nanci]

This isn't a great photo, because everyone bolted for the hills before I could get the flash turned off- I'll keep trying!

My First Tessera, with My First Home-bred Tessera, his daughter!

 

[Nanci]

Ha ha- just kidding! There won't be any parent/child photos today, apparently...

This is the ONE photo I got of one of the male amel Tessera babies- from Firefly and Petunia. I also have one photo of my hand and one very blurry photo of Baby F running. He's a male, het peppermint, poss het blood.

 

[Nanci]

So I thought I'd try with a mom I thought was a "sure thing" to cooperate. Chip Bridge's Daisy is the sweetest, most personable, most people-oriented snake you could wish for. And her offspring also seem to have inherited that trait! Of course, with their daddy, Heart Attack, they'd _have to_ be nice, sweet snakes.

Or so I thought! Picture this: I have a mouth full of dirt from holding the camera strap in my mouth, setting it down, then picking it up again. But, I can't position two snakes with one hand, so I have to set down the camera and hold the hatchling between my lips, while I try to get Daisy to STOP MOVING for one minute! (Yes, I know, place something over her till she holds still, but I didn't think I'd need to, and my clear deli was in another area of the yard). Then quickly let go of Mom, set baby down, try to corral them both while picking up the camera, trying to pre-focus, trying to take off the flash...Okay, that didn't work, hold one snake in one hand, one snake in the other hand, camera dangling from my teeth- yeah.

I have one with flash, one without, neither is really in focus, but both snakes are in the frame!

 

[Nanci]

I tried again with Big Moose, Tessera Baby K, who hatched at 10.5 grams. Obviously, he should be a keeper, since he's the only one who understands the concept of modeling as a career!!

 

[Nanci]

Koolio: Son of Gartersnake!!

I love this snake. I am obsessed with this snake.

 

[SnakeAround]

I looove your amel tessera's! Are they really red and white, no orange?

 

[Nanci]

I would describe them as very, very, very dark orange,
nearly red, with a background of very, very pale melon,
fading to white. The stripe, proximally, is not pure white.
If you just glance at them, though, and don't analyze the
color, they look quite red and white. I'm sure Petunia's
extremely pale coloration and Miami pedigree cuts down
on the orange/yellow tones, but I don't know what Firefly's
Cayenne lineage will do to the coloration. Hopefully add
a lot of red!

 

[Chromatic Corns]

WOW Nanci they are beautiful. After some thought on my guys I don't know if candycane tesseras will be as much the goal. My male has such a beautiful bright orange to him that I would hate to work away from that. Now I'll be on the look out for a male candycane for my Rosie.
Here is Arizona

 

[Nanci]

That's the thing with amel- there are so many variations- all beautiful! Take Squirrel for instance. Son of Heart Attack- you'd expect a more candy cane look, but nope. Blazing orange. Still- I love this look!!

 

[lorlor54]

Here is my baby Tessera, Venus. Got her from Christen. She is such a little sweetie!! love her!!

https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/1237684_10151712709832530_827257360_n.jpg

 

[lorlor54]

I am not sure why the pics are not showing up?