It seems so strange that we've gotten so many different and unexpected morphs of cornsnake, but not any leucistics (unless you count palmettos, which I don't). I'm surprised we haven't even introduced it into corns via Texas rats, because I've seen a few hybrids over the years. Anyone else's thoughts?
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Leucistic Corns?
JRedds
Jan 19, 2015 10:49 PM
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steveroylance1
Aug 12, 2015 08:52 AM
I was thinking the same about Melanistic Corns. With the thousands produced each year you'd think someone would have hatched one by now??
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