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gotta love 'em!! Jeff

Dang Mr Cochrane.. That is a bomb ass fire you posted.. Good work man!

Regards.. Tim of T and J

Beautiful corns. All that need be said .

JEFF-
i cant wait!!! my female bloods het fire should be ready to go next year!!! so i hope your fire is ready for them hehe

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Tons of Corns, A Trio of Creamsicles, A Black Rat, A pair of Leucistic Black Rat X Leucistic Texas Rat Intergrades, Thayeri, Cal Kings, A Jungle Corn, Ball Pythons, A Pair of Albino Nelsons Milksnakes, Colombian RTBs, An Argentine RTB, Leopard Geckos, Green Anoles, A Crested Gecko, 2 Snapping Turtles, an Eastern Box Turtle, a Bearded Dragon, an Adult Rescue Iguana

At least to me lol.

Nice pics as always, is that last one an amel? His/her eyes look red.

Below is my first corn ever, I got in about 2003? And I had no idea what it was. Kathy Love ID'd it for me, and explained the whole bloodred thing in emails. Sadly see passed rather quickly after her first clutch. I sure wish I had her now with my big male. She was prolly 5' and a killer feeder as he is. She was the brightest bloodred I have ever seen. The picture below was taken with a cheapo cam, I did adjust teh gamma a bit as the picture was dark. but that was to make her look as she was. And get this, I took her as she sat at the pet shop for near a year at $125.

RIP

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Yes Tom,that is my '06 male fire corn! He has gotten really big!That was a beauty that you had there,too bad she passed.Oh,and I agree,Bloodreds Rule!!! Jeff

I've been fascinated with bloodreds and all things attached with them (well...most things, I guess) for some ten years now. I think that they are the most interesting facet of cornsnake variety available to us.

I, however, prefer the darkest of dark, actual BLOOD red examples. This one below is one I got several years ago from Don Sodeberg, and he was my absolute favorite I've owned so far.

In fact, though I've got a much smaller number of snakes in the racks these days, almost all of them descend from this "old man" in one way or another!

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That guy is maroon. It shows even in the bloodreds they are highly variable in color.

But he is very very cool.

Tim has a dark male too.

I sure wish I had females to breed. I mean my snakes of course lol
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Really nice!! Jeff

nice bloodred, I see very little black on her saddles. All teh ones I keep seeing locally have some.
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