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Hi guys!
I'm an Italian cornsnakes breeder and this is my first post over there ^_^ I wanted to introduce you my last jewel of this season.

This is the last baby of a clutch between Hypo pewter x Fire pied sided het hypo. He is a male, and seems so strange.. his brothers/sister are 1 diffused and 4 hypo diffused.
..I thought that his pigmentation would have changed after his first shed..
These are his pics when he just hatched:

..and these are the pictures I made this morning, after his first shed and meal, comparing him to his brother hypo diffused

What do you think about it?
Will it gain more red in some shed?
We will see it! I cross fingers

Hey Ilaria,

1st congratulations!! he's awesome.

He is one of the best Paradox cornsnakes I have ever seen..
I bet he couldn't decide to become a Hypo Blood or a Hypo Pewter the half/half of both looks great, again CONGRATS

Florian

Thank you Florian! I'm really really happy about him! This was for sure a gorgeous year in my house! )

That's crazy-good! I've never seen anything like it.

Tim

Oh, my! That's a cool snake! PLEASE keep us all posted on his appearance as he matures.
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Amy Claiborne

Don't let them take your wasted time. J.T.

I will update for sure!
Thanks!

>>Hi guys!
>>I'm an Italian cornsnakes breeder and this is my first post over there ^_^ I wanted to introduce you my last jewel of this season.
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>>This is the last baby of a clutch between Hypo pewter x Fire pied sided het hypo. He is a male, and seems so strange.. his brothers/sister are 1 diffused and 4 hypo diffused.
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>>What do you think about it?
>>Will it gain more red in some shed?
>>We will see it! I cross fingers

welcome..and congrats on a unique and beautiful snake
very interesting and impressive
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Corn snakes and rat snakes...No one can have just one.
"Resistance is futile"
Jimmy Johnson
Draybars Snakes

Wow.
Nice looking corn snakes there.
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Mike
KingPin Reptiles
www.kingpinreptiles.com

Wow, very sweet. So, the female was not het Charcoal or possible het charcoal? It sure looks like a hypo paradox Pewter(the paradox on the charcoal part).
PS Pituophis

The mother is an Hypo Pewter, the father is a Fire Pied Sided het Hypo, and not het for Charcoal (the other sibilings are diffused/hypo diffused!)

Here we are with some new picture!
My precius just did his 3rd shed ^__^