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Can somone post a picture?

jasonw Apr 11, 2006 01:39 AM

of a full grown corn next to somthing for scale? both the corns I have are still very young. I am just wandering about how big theyt will get, I know how big already, just wanted to see it.
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Replies (2)

STEVES_KIKI Apr 11, 2006 02:01 AM

i know my longest corn gertrude is also the oldest and she is almost just as long as i am and i'm 5'3" i've had her since middle school and she was an adult back then and now i'm 24 and shes still going strong.
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~SNAKIES~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Corns:
.1 Normal (Gertrude)
1. unknown hypo? normal? (Romeo)
.1 Miami Phase (Emily)
1. Amel het Blizzard (Dunesbury)
1. Classic het Hypo, Anery, poss het Amel (Cobra)
1.1 Classics (Henry VIII, Cassy [Emilys babies])
.1 Amel (Pepperoni)
1.1 Hypo zig zags poss het Caramel (Bernard, Abegail)
.1 Classic het Hypo, Stripe (Gracie Lou)

Rats:
1.1 Black rats (Cecily, Willard)

Cal Kings:
1.1 Striped Cal Kings (Skunky, Dweezil)

~~~~~~~~~~~~~LEOPARD GECKOS~~~~~~~~~~~~~

1. Normal het Midnight Blizzard (Mr. Spot)
.1 Blizzard

~~~~~~~~~~~~~TURTLE~~~~~~~~~~~~
.1 white cheeked mud (Opel)

wisema2297 Apr 12, 2006 07:23 AM

here is my 5 yr old son holding "his" butter corn. The corn will be 4 yrs old this summer.

http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e14/wisema2297/my snakes/100_0083.jpg
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1.0 het albino ball
1.0 norm ball
0.2 norm ball
0.1 snow corn
1.0 butter corn
1.0 norm corn
1.0 southwestern rat
1.0 striped Cali king
1.0 western hog

Visual Morphs?....I love the normal looks. You can't improve on nature, you can only produce "interesting deviations".

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