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Only snake purchased at Sac Show.
Purchased from Poppy Corns (Modesto)
I think bred by Joni Garcia

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x.y L. getula californiae (Cal. King)
x.y L. getula nigrita (MBK)
x.y L. getula floridana (Brooksi)
x.y Pantherophis guttatus guttatus (Corn)
0.1 Pituophis catenifer catenifer (Pacific gopher)
0.1 Heterodon nasicus (W Hognose)
x.y.z Elgaria multicarinata multicarinata - (Cal. Alligator Lizard)

Very nice little corn.

Sorry didn't catch you at the show, was much busier there then I expected.

Sean.

Cute little guy. We have a nice little lavender het motley at the shop that I have been trying to get a friend to buy. I'd like to breed it to my snow het stripe and get some stripes het opal.....
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-David Harrison-
.1 Snow Corn "Hope"
1. Striped Anery Corn "V" or "5".....Has two names
1. Orange Albino Black Ratsnake "Chunk" (Goonies)
.1 Orange Albino Black Ratsnake "Peaches"
.1 Ball Python "Rocky Ballboa" (Didn't name her!)
0.0.1 Crested Gecko "The Crested Gecko"

"Have you ever tried simply turning off the T.V., sitting down with your kids... and hitting them?"

I have a hypo lavender that I believe is female (and 5 hypo het lavenders that surely has a female in the group) and a motley amel that I think is female.

My plan is to use this male to produce lavender het hypo motley working towards hypo motley lavender - and motley het lavender amel working towards motley opal.

If I can get the two tripple morphs - I could then cross them to produce lavender motleys het hypo amel working towards a quad morph ... I imagine it may be difficult to tell a opal motley from a hypo opal motley, time will tell I guess.
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x.y L. getula californiae (Cal. King)
x.y L. getula nigrita (MBK)
x.y L. getula floridana (Brooksi)
x.y Pantherophis guttatus guttatus (Corn)
0.1 Pituophis catenifer catenifer (Pacific gopher)
0.1 Heterodon nasicus (W Hognose)
x.y.z Elgaria multicarinata multicarinata - (Cal. Alligator Lizard)

Very spiffy, On top of 2 Ball Pythons and a King Snake I only got one Corn at the Sac Show pictured below

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