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Here are a few shots with bright colors to brighten up a drizzly evening in southeastern Pennsylvania. First is an adult male corn snake I own, second is a freshly-shed '06 MSP female I picked up this summer, and last one of my favorite orchids, which I got to bloom this year. Gee, I guess I'm partial to those colors . . .

Dang dude those are all three bright. That's about the first Corn snake that ever made me want a Corn snake.
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Rick
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Rick -- thanks for the compliment on the corn. He's an '05 Abbott strain from Don Soderberg. I've had corn snakes off and on since the late 1960s, but this is a truly amazing strain of corn selected for bright colors and bold black borders around the saddles.

I admit that it was the most brightly colored thayeri that attracted me first, but I have since developed an appreciation for the more subdued (wild-type) morphs. I confess, I'm now hooked on thayeri. But it is a cool addiction, no? -- Tom

Whoa! Those are some awesome pictures. I'm partial to the leonis phase thayeri, but that is one MSP that I wouldn't mind at all having in my collection. I really like how a couple of the orange "bands" don't quite connect at the top.

The orchids are very pretty too, nice job!
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All three are truly stunning. If you don't mind me asking did the msp come from Don Soderburg off of the laredo line?
thanks for sharing the pic's. I love this forum the best because we share all sorts of pic's.
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Michelle
All things bright and beautiful,
All creatures great and small,
All things wise and wonderful:
The Lord God made them all.

I'm a real MSP fan and your MSP is really nice. I really like those thin orange pinstripes and he has an excellent head pattern to boot. All three of those pics are nice. Good camera work.

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Vichris
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