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I upgraded the photo gallery so I figured since this years babies arent out yet, I would show last years photos. Thanks alot. Mike Panichi

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heehee, looking at all those pics is makeing me want a baby Corn now!
lol... great pics
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-Lauren

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The colouration on the normal stripe-mot is awesome. Great contrast.
Have any updated pics of this one?
Thanks for sharing the pics.
joe clark

unfortunately I sold all those babies, even worse I sold the adults to most of babies in the photos I have a few of the Amel Mots left and the rest is gone. I wish I had some of them back in retrospect but I made somegood moves and have some nice Lavender/butter morphs goinf this year. Thanks for the owrds Joe.

Which morphs are these and how much are they worth????? Think they're kinda expensive, because of their look! They look fantastic!

Cheers,

what were the parents to get all those great morphs?

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Newbie question

What color phase corn is the red/orange one without the black?

I thin you are referring to the light Amel(albino). She was from a Blizzard mother and a supposedly Blizzard het father. Just never worked out because I never got Blizzards from the clutch. I got some of the nicest Amels I have ever seen, but I didnt hold any of them back so I have no idea what they looked like. Thanks. Mike

Wow Mike,

That baby in the middle. IS that a normal Amel? It looks like a partial snow and partial Amel. Did you keep that one?

Marcel
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Marcel Poots (Holland)

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were you talking about the baby just popping out of the egg? those were Amel motleys so I think thats why the head looks lighter than normal. Out of all of those babies, I did manage to keep a trio of those. I'll take a few recent shots of them for comparison. Thanks Marcel

The one in the middle with the 'snow' appearance with orange glow or orange spots that should be saddles. Very special animal

Marcel

>>were you talking about the baby just popping out of the egg? those were Amel motleys so I think thats why the head looks lighter than normal. Out of all of those babies, I did manage to keep a trio of those. I'll take a few recent shots of them for comparison. Thanks Marcel

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Marcel Poots (Holland)

'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

Marcels snakepage

Marcel, that was one of the biggest and most pleasant surprise of last season. They hatched from an amazing Albino Okattee pair that I got from Mike Shiver. They popped out snows that looked completely different than any I had hatched out. I think I must have hatched out at least 75 snows last year but the snows from this clutch looked way different. I contacted Mike and asked him about the unexpected snows. He told me that he thinks they came from Kathy Love originally and the line is known to throw off snows(het for Anery) He said the snows dont look normal but more like SNOW OKATTEES, so they were calling them SNOKATTEES! LOL I guess for a lack of a better term. The bad news is, because of my "re-focus" as I like to call it, I sold the whole clutch. the goods news is, those adults are the only ones I kept when I sold off my adult collection last season. The female is twice the size this year and looks as gravid as can be. I think these guys are special so I will be holding the whole clutch back at least for ten months or so to see what they turn out to look like. Some of the Reverse babies that hatched out,looked like snows except they had like one or two red saddles and thats it. Pretty weird. I spoke to Kathy who was generous enough to do a Long Island Herp meeting seminar and she suggested I should have held them back because they may have turned out pretty super. I'll send a photo of the father, and I have some different shots of the clutch which shows different angles. Thanks alot This is DAD

here are some other shots of the clutch, which wasnt too big by the way. And I think two shots of a few of the more redder babies a couple of months after wards before I sold them Thanks again. Sorry for the long posts I do not know how do do multiple photos in one post. Mike Panichi

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Marcel Poots (Holland)

'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

Marcels snakepage

That is one of the nicest Reverse Okeetee's I have ever seen. Wow!

Marcel
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Marcel Poots (Holland)

'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

Marcels snakepage

WOW, such WONDERFUL Pictures of such BEAUTIFUL lil baby snakes!
awww, they're all sooo cute and pretty!!
What phases are they?
lol I sure can't wait to see this years baby photos...
Keep us posted on em
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-Lauren

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sweeeeeeeet!!!!!!!

Looks like someone needs to get the knack of posting multiple pictures in one post.

Kingsnake even made it easier, all you have to do is:

[ img ]www.myserver.com/snakepicture[ /img ] Thats it. And to put lots of pictures, just put a whole bunch of those together.
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"And shepherds we shall be, for thee my lord for thee. Power hath decended forth from thy hand so our feet may swiftly carry out thy command. And we shall flow a river forth to thee and teeming with souls shall it ever be. In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti." - The Boondock Saints

Instead of posting every single picture separately, have you tried Kingsnakes simplified html for posting multiple pictures in a single post?

They even made it easier this go around, all you have to type is:

[ img ]www.myserver.com/picturename.jpg[ /img ] (In order for this to display, I had to put spaces between the brackets and the img and /img. To make it work, just put them together with no spaces.

And you can put as many as you want in a post, so you don't have to do a new post for each picture you want to display, which saves time and the hassle. Hope this helps. =)

Example:

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rain@mainecoon.net

"And shepherds we shall be, for thee my lord for thee. Power hath decended forth from thy hand so our feet may swiftly carry out thy command. And we shall flow a river forth to thee and teeming with souls shall it ever be. In nomine Patris, et Filii, et Spiritus Sancti." - The Boondock Saints