THe longer I'm involved in this hobby, the more I really appreciate the beauty of the naturally occuring corn snakes. I just recently got mt first two Oketees. I think of all the pics posted on this forum I enjoy the locality specific snakes the most. Being from north east Texas herping for true corn snakes isn't gonna happen. I am beginning to get interested in the Kisatchie "Slowinski". Though not a true corn I think they are a beautiful snake. The book is still out on exactly what they are. In my opinion they are one of Mother Natures great accomplishments. I was wondering if any of you share an interest in this species. I don't ever see them in peoples list of snakes. I don't know if this is because they are still relatively new or because a lot of people don,t find them attractive. Also I guess people arn't interested because they aren't really corn snakes. I definatly plan to purchase a pair this year. I'm not any where close to thinking about breeding any of my snakes. But if I ever do, do any of you think there will be any interest in these little fellas. I see this as a kind of untapped oppertunity to get in on the ground floor. I may be wrong, but I don't know of any albinos being collected as of yet. When that does happen I see a whole new world of morphs to be created. If any one out there has an opinion or any good research info on this I would appreciate a response. Thanks, Jim
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1,0 snow

1,0 amel



1,0 aney stripe motley

0,1 normal

0,1 anery

0,1 motley

1,1 oketee

1,1 tx rat

4,4 ball python

1,1 dumerils boa

1,0 columbian red tail boa

1,1 green iguana

1,0 leopard gecko

1,3 dogs

freezer full of mice & rats

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