Hi
Just received an adult pair of emoryis - this is the lovely male 
Look forward to work with these in the next breeding season
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Regards
Jan Grathwohl
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emoryi are here
Jan Grathwohl
Aug 24, 2006 04:46 AM
Replies (5)
Camby
Aug 25, 2006 01:50 PM
Where did the animal originate? Doesn't look quiet pure emoryi too me. Not attacking you or you snake, just looks more like a Kisatchie or corn x emoryi. Look how similar it is to Don's Kisatchie Corn
South Mnt. Kisatchie
Jan Grathwohl
Aug 25, 2006 04:05 PM
Agree on the resemblance .. hmmm
Were sold to me as being emoryis by a german guy - hopefully his not fooling me 
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Regards
Jan Grathwohl
Camby
Aug 25, 2006 04:42 PM
Looks Kisatchie to me more than a cross, but you never know. The crosses (man made) seem to retain a bit of the red and yellow coloration compared to the kisatchie and the side blotches are somewhat intermediate.
Best bet is to talk to the breeder and hope he shoots you straight.
draybar
Aug 25, 2006 04:49 PM
>>Agree on the resemblance .. hmmm
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Yes it looks similar to a kisatchie but it also looks pure emoryi to me.
I think you are fine and have a nice emoryi.
kisatchies are not as common as emoryis especially in Europe so I think there would have been a significant price difference had it been a kisatchie.
How about more pictures when you get a chance.
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"resistance is futile"
Jimmy (draybar)
Draybars Snakes
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Jan Grathwohl
Aug 26, 2006 01:16 AM
I can't imagine the seller trying to make a fool of me (being a serious breeder of snakes in Germany)
I will make more shots as soon as possible
I have not heard of anybody keeping Kisatche in Europe - but emoryis are quite common
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Regards
Jan Grathwohl
