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is it true that they look like snow when they are hatchlings!? i would be very happy to see some pics!! thanks!!
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Karine

1 female stripped amel
1 female anery
1 male hypoamelanstic

Then:
[img]http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/mpoots/Corns/ButterAug24-0.jpg[/img

Now:

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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

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Marcel Poots (Holland)
'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield

>>They are looking great, Marcel.
If things work out as they should, I will be getting a pair of butters on Sunday!!!
Jimmy

>>Then:
>>[img]http://home.quicknet.nl/qn/prive/mpoots/Corns/ButterAug24-0.jpg[/img
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>>Now:
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>>Marcel Poots (Holland)
>>'Where is your crown King Nothing?' James Hettfield
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here is a pic of my butter-taken in march-she is more yellow now...what do you mean do they look like snow when they are hatchlings though? do you mean white? if so they are not, they are white/pale yellow background with brown/reddish with a little yellow tone to the blotches...also my butter is 6 months or so in the pic

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~~~Amy~~~
my zoo LOL
corns
1.0 caramel/amber het butter motley-Phoenix 1.0 sunglow motley-Eli 1.0 ghost-Alex(kinked) 0.1 charcoal-Siva 0.1 caramel het butter-Kilowea 0.1 butter 50% het motley-Mango 0.1 ghost-Pandora 1.0 hypo motley-Vishnu
leopard geckos
0.1 hypo tang-Ms. Cleo 0.1 normal-Valentine
others
1.1 dauchshunds 1.0 cat 2.10 fancy mice(and way too many babies to count LOL)

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>> My Website Siva*s Serpents

Yes i mean white, i read it in the corn snake manual, in the paragraph about butter... kathy says: "Hatchlings start out rather white like baby snows. That is to be expected since the intensity and bodily distribution of yellow pigment is never very apparent until any corn reaches at least few months to a year in age."

I just wanted to see what it could look like!!

Thanks for replies!!

And one last question... where did you all purshase your butter!?!
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Karine

1 female stripped amel
1 female anery
1 male hypoamelanstic

>>Yes i mean white, i read it in the corn snake manual, in the paragraph about butter... kathy says: "Hatchlings start out rather white like baby snows. That is to be expected since the intensity and bodily distribution of yellow pigment is never very apparent until any corn reaches at least few months to a year in age."

LOL ok...but they look like baby snows with yellowish hues rather than white on white...e-mail me and i have some pics of butterswhile they are hatching and right after

>>And one last question... where did you all purshase your butter!?!

My butter was produced by me the mother is Kilowea and the father is Phoenix(see my signature ) also i got the mom from Ben Siegal Reptiles but i don't know if he produced her or not and the father is from [bleep] parents
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~~~Amy~~~
my zoo LOL
corns
1.0 caramel/amber het butter motley-Phoenix 1.0 sunglow motley-Eli 1.0 ghost-Alex(kinked) 0.1 charcoal-Siva 0.1 caramel het butter-Kilowea 0.1 butter 50% het motley-Mango 0.1 ghost-Pandora 1.0 hypo motley-Vishnu
leopard geckos
0.1 hypo tang-Ms. Cleo 0.1 normal-Valentine
others
1.1 dauchshunds 1.0 cat 2.10 fancy mice(and way too many babies to count LOL)

My Photos
My E-Mail

>> My Website Siva*s Serpents

Here's a shot of my 02 male butter. Wish I had a photo of him when he was a hatchling.

Steve

Right out of the egg:

Adult:

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Ronda Van Winkle
Northwest Herpetoculture

That is exactly what i wanted to see!!!

Very nice little guy!!! Very nice pics!!

Thx
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Karine

1 female stripped amel
1 female anery
1 male hypoamelanstic

they look like butters at birth and get yellower as adults......

...they are actually snows......

caramel and amel snows......(hyper xanthic)
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people???.........people are stupid.........
really???......really.........

n/p
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Karine

1 female stripped amel
1 female anery
1 male hypoamelanstic