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These all came from the same pair of breeders. First is a neat Anery


This normal is a bit opaque but I love the pattern,

And the coolest one in the clutch, a Hypo Lavender Motley that's possible het Anery

Tom Stevens

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TomsSnakes.com

Those are awesome! I am feeling myself being drawn back to corns after an extended absence and those are way cool!

Rob

Thanks Rob, I have had great luck with them but unfortunately most people come to me for Kings and Pits....regardless of my cool Corns. Still, at least they're coming to me for something LOL
Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

beautiful snakes you have there! : 0 )

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TomsSnakes.com

Hey Tom,

I like the way that anery has dots going all the way down its back. It kind of reminds me of "dot-dash" Calkings, only without the dashes. It could make for an interesting breeding project - selectively bred corns that are "dotted."

Good stuff!

Tim

Super looking snakes. We had a couple of cal king with spots all the way down the back. But your corns top them hands down.
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Thanks for reading.
Big Tom

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Thanks, I like the Kings too. Something tells me pinning down these traits in any snake is near impossible but having these cool variants is still a lot of fun.
Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Thanks Tim. I honestly don't know much about these traits but if I am not mistaken Motleys can produce striping but stripes don't often produce motleys? Great article in Reptiles again Tim. I like your writing style. And your snakes.....hehe Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Tom,

I really don't know how that motley/striped business works either. I plan on breeding motleys next year for the first time. If I were you, I'd try to produce another motley just like that one, but of the opposite gender (easier said than done!) and then breed them togather.

Thanks for the compliment on the "Reptiles" article - that was one crazy trip.

Tim

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That Hypo Lavender Mot is very nice, but the Anery. Mot with that side striping is SWEEEEET !!

Walter

Hey Walter I have to agree! I love the Anery. I traded Brad Lichtenhan some Gophers for the parents of these babies and they were known to be het Lav. Low and behold knockout Anerys and the one Hypo Lav appeared too. Talk about a bonus! The Striped Aztec Reverse Okeetee recently shed and will be ready for pics tomorrow. I will be posting some of him asap. Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

>>Hey Walter I have to agree! I love the Anery. I traded Brad Lichtenhan some Gophers for the parents of these babies and they were known to be het Lav. Low and behold knockout Anerys and the one Hypo Lav appeared too. Talk about a bonus! The Striped Aztec Reverse Okeetee recently shed and will be ready for pics tomorrow. I will be posting some of him asap. Tom Stevens
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

>>>>Hey Walter I have to agree! I love the Anery. I traded Brad Lichtenhan some Gophers for the parents of these babies and they were known to be het Lav. Low and behold knockout Anerys and the one Hypo Lav appeared too. Talk about a bonus! The Striped Aztec Reverse Okeetee recently shed and will be ready for pics tomorrow. I will be posting some of him asap. Tom Stevens
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>>"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

First off!, it's "lo and behold",....not "low and behold", like you spelled it!hahahaha. I just couldn't resist THAT one because of your post a while back,.....remember?

Just havin' a little fun buddy!LOL.....hope you can find just a LITTLE humor in it!hahahaha

Seriously though, those are some great looking corns dude!, and I hope you produce many more like that, those are really sweeeeeeet!!

~Doug
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

LOL!
Its all good. The dangers of pointing out grammatical errors huh? It can come back to haunt you
ps I hope I spelled grammatical korrectly
Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

n/p
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"Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!"

>>These all came from the same pair of breeders. First is a neat Anery
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Motleys are my favorites.
I love what the motley patterning does to corns.
those look great!
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Thanks Jimmy. I love Motleys too, and boy do I wish there were Motley Kings and Milks! The Motley Great Basin Gophers are way cool too... Tom Stevens
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TomsSnakes.com

Havent read the other posts, so forgive me if I am repeating it, but those are hurricane pattern motleys. Very nice, BTW
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Beautiful corns Tom. I'm a big fan of Motleys myself. That motley hypo lavender you have is stunning.

Steve
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