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I mean the ones that make the snake look unicolor - A bright red with no visible pattern. . . Is there anyone that breeds these? Post pics please! I have seen a pic or two in the past that were awesome! I just want to know for future reference, because I don't want to buy one that doesn't turn completely red - seen too many of those. Sorry for sounding so picky - I just love those bright RED animals. !!! THANKS in advance!

Here's one of my 9 corns. Not a "bloodred", but (a 03', 35" male okeetee) with nice some nice red:

Zee

This line is from Brad McDonald. They are from stunning 5' adults and they pound food.

Russ

Very nice Russ! That's a beauty, especially when you consider the size of the animal! Do they intensify at a certain age/length, or just keep getting more red with each shed, well into old age? THANKS for the pic!

Zee

From what I have seen, from others and my own experience, he has some of the nicest bloodreds out there. My female is just coming on 2 yrs, and is looking pretty good in my opinion. Here is the most recent pic I have of her.

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Paula
19 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 2 Hognose
Snake Addict
www.tlcreptiles.net

Thanks! That's a very beautiful animal you have there! Thanks for the information! Now I'll have a good start to go on!

Zee

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Cornsnake Projects:
Coral Snows
Ghosts
Bloodreds
Caramels
Ambers

Very nice!!! Thanks for the picture! I love the reds!

Here's a pic of a nice red one (normal of course) that I found five miles from my house (here in SE. NC. last Sept.

Zee

>>Here's a pic of a nice red one (normal of course) that I found five miles from my house (here in SE. NC. last Sept.
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Corn Snakes by your house. I wish! Red ones yellow ones, just crawling across the road. LOL How is the Golden Goddess doing?
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Joe Pierce
Snakes Alive!
"Home of the guaranteed feeders"
"If it won't eat, it is not worth a dime!"

Hey there Joe! The golden "goddess" just came out of brumation yesterday and is doing great! I was going to wait til' 1 March, but the winter has been relatively mild here lately, so all my animals are going to get an early start. I'll post a new pic of her in a few days! Take care,

Zee