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I've got to show this little guy off. He's my favorite of all of the corn snakes we hatched this year. Exodia is a male lavender motley corn snake who crawled out of the egg on 08-17-08. Since his hatch he hasn't missed one single meal and is pounding every pink I put in front of him. He definitly qualifies as a keeper and as one of our future breeders.

>>I've got to show this little guy off. He's my favorite of all of the corn snakes we hatched this year. Exodia is a male lavender motley corn snake who crawled out of the egg on 08-17-08. Since his hatch he hasn't missed one single meal and is pounding every pink I put in front of him. He definitly qualifies as a keeper and as one of our future breeders.
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Oh Yeah
definite keeper
VERY VERY NICE
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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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That would definitely be a keeper at my house!!! Jeff

Thanks!! I'm keeping a female lavender het motley from another clutch to breed him to when they mature....I haven't taken any pics of her yet....and I traded for this female snopal that I'm going to work into my lavender lines by breeding to him.

It was kind of a gamble to produce him in the first place. I bred a motley het lavender to a normal het lavender and motley and took a chance on the odds (1 in 8). So I went the cheaper route but it payed off. I hatched 4 lavender mots when I figured I would be lucky to see one or two out of that pairing.

Here's a pic of the female snopal