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In 2001 I exported 63 snakes to Canada to Ryan Wunsh (Scales Zoo) in Saskatchewan. In the group were two male creamsicles. Ryan decided to part with one and sold it to a Canadian breeder. This year that male (which carried the bloodred gene) was bred back to one of his daughters and about half the clutch are bloodreds. Here's a pic:

Third Eye

That is really cool, that snakes head is neat!
Tom Stevens
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>>In 2001 I exported 63 snakes to Canada to Ryan Wunsh (Scales Zoo) in Saskatchewan. In the group were two male creamsicles. Ryan decided to part with one and sold it to a Canadian breeder. This year that male (which carried the bloodred gene) was bred back to one of his daughters and about half the clutch are bloodreds. Here's a pic:
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>>Third Eye

hey Tim,
Not trying to start anything or make a big point, just wondering...wouldn't bloodred rootbeer be more appropriate?

how about bloodroot? that's an interesting twist...lol
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
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Jimmy Johnson
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Draybars Snakes

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Jimmy,

You are such a troublemaker! I don't know what you'd call it, maybe "Rootbeer Bloodred?" Now that I think about it, I reckon you have a point. I'll try to post a "real" Bloodred Creamsicle soon. This of course would be an amel version of the snake on this post.

Tim

The side blotches aren't as faded as I hoped they'd be:

Third Eye

(n/p)

Third Eye

>>The side blotches aren't as faded as I hoped they'd be:
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>>Third Eye

I like it
deep rich orange
very nice

and yeah, I do like to start trouble....lol
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"Resistance is futile"
Jimmy Johnson
(Draybar)
Draybars Snakes

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