I did not realize that all the different names for the hypos were not compatiable with each other (I gotta Start paying more attention to you corn snake folks instead of the Boa guys LOL)I had just assumed that the different names for the Hypos were simply influenced by the different corn snake localities and line breeding. I get at least 4 different looking Hypos from this lot, with different colors and belly marks. Some have Bleed over that cause the bellies of the snakes to turn orange on the back half of the snakes with no belly checks at all, the Anerys from the same group turn silver grey in the back half? The whole group is wierd LOL
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Jim Hopkins "Hoppy"
Hopkins Holesale Herps
Hopfam1@aol.com

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• Do any of You have Ghost Corns with Red Eyes? Photo.......... - Hoppy, Sun Oct 3 15:53:16 2004
• Here is one of My Keeper ones from this season....... - Hoppy, Sun Oct 3 15:55:12 2004
• Here is a Striped one from last year and He STILL has Red Eyes.....Photo - Hoppy, Sun Oct 3 16:19:14 2004
• RE: Do any of You have Ghost Corns with Red Eyes? Photo.......... - Hawk, Sun Oct 3 20:03:57 2004
• I don't know......more - Hoppy, Sun Oct 3 21:08:48 2004
• One strain of amel black rat is proven Tyrosinase positive. . . . n/p - BackBeat, Mon Oct 4 21:58:47 2004
• Yup, that is the only one tested, or so I am told?....n/p - Hoppy, Tue Oct 5 20:19:00 2004
• my advice... - krisg, Mon Oct 4 08:57:20 2004
• Actually, yes... - Kat, Mon Oct 4 14:46:43 2004
• "Hypo A?" Heck i did not know that......... - Hoppy, Mon Oct 4 17:23:07 2004
• Hehehe... hypo 'primer' to catch you up... - Kat, Tue Oct 5 12:27:51 2004
• Dang, thats alot of hypos LOL, Thanks...n/p - Hoppy, Tue Oct 5 20:21:02 2004
• RE: Ruby-eyes....... - BackBeat, Mon Oct 4 21:51:22 2004
• Thanks, the Normal one is......... - Hoppy, Tue Oct 5 20:23:35 2004