Yes, Frank, Daguerre’s a type A (although fortunately not in personality)! 
When I first got him as a little wriggler, he was pure black and white, but he gradually turned silver as he aged. Now he has a yellow nose (which doesn’t really show in the photo) and yellow on the sides, especially near the front---which I like. Since he’s still young (he’ll be three this summer) he could get even more color.
I’d love to see your corn snakes; post pictures when you can. My daughter particularly loves the snow corns. Perhaps because of my example, she’s the most interested in snakes---outside of me—in the family and sometimes helps me with educational “hands-ons” through the herp society (using one of my snakes).
Thanks for your kind words about the pictures and snakes. I love the red phase BRB’s the best too! 
I understand male bloods tend to be a little smaller than females (which my husband would prefer). How long are your bloods and approximately how wide at their widest point?
There are plenty of women around here who love snakes. I’d say the local herp society has as many women as men, and when we do hands-on events, more women come up and say they’d LOVE to get a snake but their husband/boyfriend won’t let them. A surprising number of men hate/fear snakes in spite of the cliché about boys always loving them.
Check out your local herp society/club to meet snake-loving women. Lots of the women in our group have many snakes; I know at least one single young women has over 60 (of course, she breeds them).
My husband doesn’t particularly like snakes, but he’s not afraid of them either. He puts up with mine because he knows I enjoy them so much. Every once in a while he lets me get “one more,” each time saying “this is the last one,” (so there’s wiggle room) but he has put his foot down over large snakes. I think a blood python is a nice compromise---I can honestly tell him they only average 5 or 6 feet long…although he may be surprised by their girth….
I really love their look and it’s also nice that they’re less commonly owned snakes.
Posted by: FRoberts at Sat May 31 21:02:12 2008 [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ]
Looks like I see some yellow. They are all very nice and the pictures are very good quality. I don't use the word cute much, but the second pic of the corns is just that!!
Loki is a nice red BRB, my favorites are the red phase BRB's.
I have two corn snakes as well. Both male, a snow and a type a anery with loads of yellow.
I have two male bloods, they are very nice and docile too, just a little huffy when first disturbed, who isn't LOL!!!
I need to get me a woman who wants a blood python for her birthday! All I ever got was tolerated, if they couldn't meet me at least half way the relationship was dissolved.
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Renee
2.0 amel & anery corns (Foxfire & Daguerre)
1.0 BRB (Loki)