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draybar
at Sat Dec 30 16:52:01 2006 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by draybar ]
>>Maybe you guys can help me out on this.
>>I'm a newcomer to corns, only had them for maybe 3 years.
>>They are colorful, easy to care for, friendly to a fault, plentiful, and cheap as $15 at the local shows.
>>They have good to very good feeding response, keep in small enclosures well, and are somewhat hardy and forgiving of husbandry errors.
>>So, why are color morphs necessary?
>>Why pay lots for multiple redundant traits that just look different or special (As in, expensive.) when they don't look like they're worth the rise in the price of admission?
>>I understand different strokes and all that, but what's so wrong with regular corns?
Yes, normal corns could possibly be described as the perfect snake....BUT....people always have and always will enjoy variety.
That is basically the long and short of it.
Take automobiles for instance.
There is no difference between the white one, black one, blue one or red one.. BUT, not everyone wants the color we drive and we obviously don't want the same color as EVERYONE else or we wouldn't have bought the color we did.
There wouldn't even be a selection.
They would all be the same color, body style..etc...etc
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"Resistance is futile"
Jimmy Johnson
(Draybar)
Draybars Snakes
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RE: Normal corns: the perfect snake? - draybar, Sat Dec 30 16:52:01 2006 