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I wanted to extend a Happy 4th Of July to everyone here in the US, And for those of you outside the US I hope you are doing something fun today.

I had a question about Bloodred Corns. I have read when they are adults most will lose the color in the saddles and bands around the saddles and they become one smooth shade of red. I know this can't be the case in every snake but I was hoping to get some feedback and photos of Adult BloodRed Corn Snakes.

Thanks in advance.

red...unless you get really close...some are even better

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newbie

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people???.........people are stupid.........
really???......really.........

You are correct that not all bloodreds completely loose their pattern.

My male is a very nice one. The female is okay (and getting better with each shed), but still not the greatest.

Here are a few photos of my bloodreds, both currently 2 years old.

Female:

(At about 1 year old)

(At 2 years old)

Male:

(At about 1 year old)

(At 2 years old - I know, horrible background)

Photos of both:

(At about 1.5 years old)

At 2 years old, though the colors are NOT AT ALL true and the female looks horrible. She looks WAY better in person, she's also in shed in this one)

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1.0 2001 Coral snow cornsnake
0.1 2002 Pastel Ghost poss Het Amelanistic cornsnake
1.1 2002 Bloodred cornsnakes
0.1 1998 Het Hypo, Het Caramel cornsnake
1.0 2000 Hypo Het Caramel cornsnake
0.0.13 2004 Eggs (potentially normals, hypos, caramels, and ambers)