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I see you have corn snake morphs. I am very interested in in a female fire or cayenne corn snake. So you have any now for sale or know of someone.

do you have any female adult corn snakes to sell, im in tucson az thanks

looking for a female adult corn snake - im in tucson az thanks

do you have any females left?

2018 OFFSPRING AVAILABLE:
BLOODS
2.5 Lava Blood het Amel $125
5.6 Blood het Amel Lava $85
4.1 Fire het PS Lava $100
5.2 PS/B het Amel Lava $85
1.0 Lava Blood het Anery $125
0.1 Ice Blood $150

STRIPED SUNKISSED (Stargazer Free)
10.5 Striped Sunkissed Lava het Snow $250
3.5 Anery Striped het Amel Lava Sunkissed $125
2.5 Striped het Snow Lava Sunkissed $100
2.2 Striped Snow Sunkissed het Lava $300
1.0 Striped Snow het Sunkissed Lava $150
1.0 Amel Sunkissed het Striped Ice $100
1.2 Honey ph Amel Striped Lava$150
1.0 Butter Sunkissed ph Striped Lava $175
1.1 het Honey ph $50
0.1 Amel Sunkissed ph Striped Lava $125
0.1 Sunkissed het Caramel ph Striped Amel Lava $85
0.1 Butter het Sunkissed ph Striped Lava $75
1.0 Caramel het Sunkissed ph $50
1.1 Butter Sunkissed ph $125
0.1 Butter het Sunkissed ph $85
1.0 Amel Lava het Honey ph $85
1.0 Striped Topaz ph $300
1,3 Striped Lava ph Snow $125
0.1 Amel Lava Striped ph Anery$150
1.2 Amel Lava Motley ph Striped Anery$150
5.7 Lava Motley ph Striped Snow $125
4.5 Ice Motley ph Striped Amel $150
2.0 Snow Lava Motley ph Striped $175
0.1 Striped Ice$250
1.0 Amel Sunkissed Lava $200
0.1 Sunkissed Lava $150


TESSERA
3.0 Topaz Tessera ph Amel Sunkissed $300
4.1 Lava Tessera ph Butter Sunkissed$125
0.1 Butter Lava Tessera ph Sunkissed$400
0.4 Blue Tessera het Striped OR Motley $150
0.1 Blue het Striped OR Motley$75
1.0 Blue Motley ph Striped $85
0.1 Lava Sunkissed Tessera $300
0.1 Amel Lava Sukissed Tessera $250
Joe
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You still around Wade?

Hello...name is Randy..and I'm new to the cornsnake world and saw your based her in Washington State...just wondering how to go about getting one...and which ones are you carrying?tgx

Hello Mr. Abbott, I am looking for a female Reverse Okeetee

I'm glad you have found it helpful.

Thank you for the kind words.

Hey Rich, I would like to thank you for putting up this site and maintaining it for such a long time that we, the new generation of keepers and breeders, use as a reference. Both this site and IansVivarium has helped me a lot.
Cheers!

I wonder if you have to set an avatar photo in your User CP, which is different than your profile pic??? I'm pretty certain that's the solution.

Good morning, Nancy. I was just wondering why my profile pic won't show up under my name like others in this forum. Thanks!

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Raven, If you can message me photos please do. If not here, then on facebook or email.
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Hi all. I have a corn snake (he's about 2, and I adopted him from a family who felt they weren't giving him enough attention). We've had him for one week and he's been wonderful. He seems to love attention, "snuggling," etc. Starting Thursday, he's been hiding and rattling his tale, so we've "left him alone." Saturday evening my son (11, and he knows what he's doing)and I were handling him, and he bit my son. Sunday (the day after he bit) was when he was going to be fed. (Naturally, we fed him Sunday.) Today is Monday, and I noticed "fang" marks on one of his hides. I understand that there may be some stress for him, as he moved from one house to another. The temp and substrate are fine, I think, and we give him all the light and dark a corn snake might need. Any ideas/thoughts on the hide "gnawing?" I am new to this, but we adore him.

Hi! I read your post about Halo corns during my search to ID my corn morph. I suspect I have a few and would like to confirm and get more information on them. Thanks!

Of course.

Hey, you still around???

Rebecca

Hi Pat, I happened to see a post of yours about snake caves being used as humid hides. What kind are you using? I live in a dryer climate and need to use a moss box for shedding. I've tried a tupperware dish with hole in lid however my little snake is completely uninterested. I thought maybe a cave type hide that held moisture might be better.
Thank you!

Thanks Frank! Good to see you back in it!