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Post by palombo77 on Feb 1, 2006 12:59:14 GMT
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Post by palombo77 on Feb 1, 2006 13:04:37 GMT
So, here are my boys, Im sorry I had to cut & paste the link last time, Hopefully a few more will respnd this time !!!
1st & 2nd pic is "Bigs" He is about 4 1/2 foot (& before i get told he is too much of a fatty - I actually brought him like this, & i feed 1 x adult mouse every 2 weeks!!!!!!) he is an old chap now ... But still very active, this is essential as i dont want him fatter !!!
Pic 3 is Bigs & Tu (my youngest) Tu is nearly as long as i am tall ( I am 5ft 3") but he has quite a 'good figure!!!'
And last pic is me with both of them...
Hope you like guys..
Cheers for looking..
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Post by Glaedr on Feb 1, 2006 19:00:16 GMT
They are really nice snakes
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Post by lee on Feb 1, 2006 19:09:48 GMT
those are real nice cornsnakes  |
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Post by Vicki on Feb 2, 2006 9:16:26 GMT
Sweet, i love the pic of them having a kiss Is the one on the left a hypo? |
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Post by will1989 on Feb 2, 2006 9:35:36 GMT
They are awesome!!!!
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Post by palombo77 on Feb 2, 2006 10:13:54 GMT
sorry to be thick guys but im not even sure what type they are i was sold them as just corn snakes ! any ideas  I just think they look like normal corns... It wasnt really important to me to ask at the time of buying as i just fell in love !!! it didnt matter ! |
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Post by John Pilling on Feb 2, 2006 10:55:45 GMT
They look like classic's to me (normals), but they are still god looking snakes.
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Post by palombo77 on Feb 2, 2006 11:09:46 GMT
Yeah, thats what i thought, Cheers ;D
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Post by palombo77 on Feb 23, 2006 11:01:15 GMT
Someone on another forum has just told me that mine are Carolina Corns |
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Post by John Pilling on Feb 23, 2006 17:47:02 GMT
carolina corn are classic corns, carolina are the one's origannaly found in the wild.
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warren
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Post by warren on Feb 23, 2006 18:28:02 GMT
What is the difference between classic & oketee? All the descriptions & pictures of classics & oketees that I read seem to be the same.
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Post by John Pilling on Feb 23, 2006 21:28:21 GMT
Ok, this is an okeetee, notice the redness and the thick black borders, it's the black borders that the okeetee is based on.  In the case of the 2 snakes at the top of this page, their black borders are not as pronounced and the scales around the saddle won't be a perfectley thick black border. |
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lol
I just think they look like normal corns...
