Corn snakes are wonderful snakes and definitely beautiful with so many morphs to choose from. So many in fact its hard to stick with just one LOL.



There is great beauty even in the normal corn snakes...Miami and Okeetee phases are quite striking. Add in all the possible morphs, hard to decide what to stick with. I like the anery morphs, bloods, a newer morph who's name I am not completely sure...Tanzerile..though can't remember if its a hybrid, morph or naturally occuring phase...too many new things coming out in the cornsnake world...can't keep up half the time LOL



I am not much a fan of the 'pale' morphs...though I do own a snow, though I am rather disappointed in her...she's about 3' with a minor kink...which I didn't notice when I bought her as a baby. Other than that she's healthy and lively. All the lavenders, pearls and whatnot...don't appeal to me. Not that there is anything wrong with those morphs...just not a big fan of how they look myself. I like bold patterns/color combinations more or solid unbroken colors, like Leucistics (initially I didn't think much of them till a friend gave me his leucistic Texas rat snake...once I took him out I was impressed.)



Bloods are interesting...start out looking patterned and 'bleed' out as they get older, leaving a nearly completely patternless blood redish snake..which is kind of neat.
-----
PHLdyPayne

[ Show Entire Thread ]