A few corn holdbacks from 2004 and 2005

[Hurley]

Man, I have waaaaaaay too many "normals", "anerys", and "hypos" this year. Darn those project snakes. Their babies will be most awesome, though.

Anyway, here are a few random photos I took during feeding day, enjoy.

2004 Coral Snow Male




Anerythristic Male het Lava, from a very nice aztec


Pewter Female


Charcoal het Hypomelanism (from "wide-striped" aztec lines)

[Hurley]

Anerythristic het for charcoal, diffusion, and lava (aka het lava pewter)


Another Charcoal het Hypo (from "wide-striped" aztec lines)


Coral Snow Female


A very hungry Hypomelanistic Male het charcoal, lavender


Sweet patterned Anery Motley Female

[Hurley]

LOL, I somehow managed to miss all the orange ones...but darn it, the only orange things I held back this year are normals. :P What can I say, I like the "black and white" stuff.

Here's a couple older photos of a lava just for more color:

Yearling Female Lava


Adult Male Lava

[Haroldo]

I've said it once and I'll say it again..."Beauties, simply beauties!" Grats on a great job Connie.

[gcxbrian]

.. love corns.. corn babys are so cute!

[RangerGrrl]

They're really pretty! I think my favorite is the pewter.

[DDReptiles]

Tghose are some sweet corns

[stage9]

I love those lavas!! Theyre so awesome!! I have 1.1 young corns right now, okeetee and snow, repectively. I am hoping to get into breeding them some time soon. Do you know anywhere where I can get a lava?
-Thanks

[Hurley]

The lava was just proven out as a unique gene in the last couple years. To my knowledge, the only people selling them are Jeff Morh (Mohrsnakes) and Joe Pierce (Snakes Alive). No one has any left at this time of the year as far as I know, but they will have them this spring. Gorgeous animals.

[BadAssHerps]

Very nice! I'm liking the lava.
-Eli