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Bindi a nice anery from two seasons ago.
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next we will have two of my male emoryis
the more chocolate colored one is het albino
and the blacker one is possibly het albino
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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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Nice snakes Jimmy, I especially like the emoryis.
John
Nice looking emorys Jimmy. That will be an excellent albino and het project down the road when they are of breeding age.
Also, I think Bindi, as well as odin, both represent what I feel are outstnding anery corns. Atleast for my taste anyway. Some anerys have their saddles lighten up or look brownish as they grow. Both of yours seen to have very black saddles that are offset on a nice, light background. Too bad you didn't have any anerys this year that were produced by odin or I would have snatched one up. Maybe next year.
Steve
I am not sure if she will be of size next season but when the time comes she will be paired with Odin.
They should produce some exceptional anerys.
With the interest in the trade seemingly leaning towards the higher end morphs some would wonder "why produce anerys"?
Simple, they can be beautiful corns.
Not all of us are set and determined to own all the higher end morphs.
I go with what I like not with what I think can bring me the most money.
If I don't care for it I won't breed it...lol
am I rambling?
sorry
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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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