>>I figured it was time. I just started perusing this forum as I have started to get into Corns. My name is Christy, but I go by Aanata as well and I'm a grad student at UCSD for organic chemistry. My first snake was an amel corn snake. I've had her now for 7 years. Since then I've owned a slough of various species: blood pythons, kenyan sand boas, brazilian rainbow boas, boa constrictors, and who doesn't own a few leopard geckos (they're just so cute!). Anyway, the brazilian rainbows really captivated me and before I knew it, I was amassing a small breeding army. Then got into BCIs and got a "few" of those to breed too. But then I looked at my darling Ate` the first snake and decided it was time to add a few corns to the mix. So here I am trying to learn all the "tricks of the trade" all over again. So I'm sure I'll have lots of questions, like what exactly is a lava... is that the blood amel, or a morph of it's own? So thanks in advance for helping me along, and if there's any questions I can help with, from my vast knowledge of boas and such, I'll try to return the favor
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>>7.22 BRB
>>10.20 BCI
>>1.1 Mandarin Rat Snakes
>>0.1 Kenyan Sand Boa
>>0.2 Corn Snakes
>>2.8 Leopard Geckos



hey Christy
welcome to the forum...officialy..lol
A FEW BCI? hmmm I always thought a few was around 3
That's cool, now I can tell my wife I only have a "few" more hatchlings (60) to get rid of...lol
now that you are getting into corns we will have to lean you towards bairds rats as well

one on topic pic (a cinnamon)
and one off topic pic (Sam, THE bairdi)







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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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