>>The three emorys I got were all three produced by Bayou Reptiles. I asked if these were pure blooded emory's rats upfront, and they assured me they were and that there were no corn blood lines in them.
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>>One thing I had wrong, the snakes are not het for snow, but het for ghost. The tape on one container lid said het for ghost, but it was for a different snake. One animal is a male subadult that is a hypo emory, one is a female subadult that is anery emory, and one is a female subadult that is normal. All three "possible" het for ghost.
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>>My plan is to breed the hypo male to the anery female and then do F2 breeding to see if I can pop out any ghosts... My guess is that they will look somewhat similar to the ghost corns that are on the market, but you can never tell. I look forward to seeing how it will turn out, in any case.
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>>Dave

Sounds great Dave.
It would realy be interesting to see if it would produce a "ghost" emoryi and how they would look.
I have a motley corn from Bayou.
I would have no reason what-so-ever to doubt anything they say.
Can you post pics of the ones you have?
thanks for the update!!!
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