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Earthtone Corns Hatching Today (Pic)
tspuckler
Aug 11, 2006 05:41 PM
Replies (4)
HerpZillA
Aug 11, 2006 08:12 PM
Congrats Tim.
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tom
Steve_Craig
Aug 11, 2006 08:41 PM
Way to go Tim. I've seen the pics of your earthtone adults and they both are beautiful. But I really, really love your adult female. Do the babies end up looking like one or the other? Or kind of a combo of both?
Steve
tspuckler
Aug 11, 2006 10:18 PM
Steve,
Is that a Santa Cruz garter? if so, it's on my "must find" list of California herps.
This is the first year I've produced earthtones. They didn't have eggs last year and I think I bred them too early the year before that, as she had only 7 eggs - all of which were infertile.
I bought the babies from a local breeder. From the hundreds of snakes he had, these were definately different. As they grew I thought that they were perhaps carmel corns, but after looking at tons of photos, I don't think that's the case.
I agree with you that the mom more appealing than the dad color-wise and I imagine the babies will grow up to look "somewhere in between" their parents.
Tim
Steve_Craig
Aug 11, 2006 10:52 PM
Yes Tim, that's a CB female Santa Cruz baby. 06 hatchling. I just picked her up from Scott Felzer. I also ordered an 06 Puget Sound garter. They have very nice black with sky blue dorsal & side stripes. The pacific coast states without a doubt has some gorgeous thamnophis.
Steve
>>Is that a Santa Cruz garter? if so, it's on my "must find" list of California herps
