What a great post, and valid statements!! Your specimens are perfect and beyond, and are a testimony to the true beauty of pits!

I do have quite a few pit morphs, and while I do love them, and enjoy them immensely, I have come, over the years, to appreciate the natural forms, and just all-out like the natural variances, so much more. Some though, could like the morph variations more, and that is great too!! Not one side is right, IMO.

Burlington CO, northern pine:



Deppei Deppei:



One of my favorite snakes in my collection, an actual Okeetee Corn. Not a name given to those who think what Okeetee corns should look like but an actual, locality specimen:



God forbid anyone would appreciate a normal corn these days that was only $20 or so, instead of being overcome with the " gotta-morph-all-of-my-corns " fever.





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