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corn snake laying eggs.. Butter motley with 16 good eggs.
She went to a male inferno.. long term project for produce saffron motleys

This is Shadow, she's the first corn I ever got and she's a friendly nutter. I managed to get a good shot of her shedding. This isn't sped up, this is real time and as you can see, she doesn't hang around. 😂

So amel and normals stripes then, some really good examples here.. and all quite a decent size too..

I was cleaning some of the 2011 babies, and this guy was giving me some hassle. I used a pen to try and distract him so I could get a better shot, but he then attacked the pen, thats at the end of the video.
Hes going to be a stunning, really red patternless snake as he grows, and I cant wait for him to be used as a breeder, he has several hets and possible hets too.

so this is clutch 14 of the 2012 breeding season. This is an amel stripe possible het for lavender, to a male hypo lavender stripe het for amel. I dont think the female will prove out to be het for lavender, so looking at normal and amel stripes. There were 13 good eggs in all, no bad.. so very pleased with that.

4th clutch of 2011 for us. This one is from sulfur male to female amel het sulfur.
I have also had a quick scan of the incubators, showing a few other boxes full of eggs.

We have here a 2011 male caramel bloodred possible het for sunkissed. He is a sibling to the 2 male honey bloodreds I hatched this year. At this point, he is taking large fluffs or 2 fluffs per feed.

Here's a little video of my girl Tango flicking her tongue. Isn't she pretty? 😍

Here are my 4 top tips that worked perfectly for me and my three snakes. I know some of the content in this video is controversial, but please, don't hate. What works for me may not work for you and vice versa. If you take the time out of your day just to hate on my video then that is a reflection on you, not me.
If you have any questions, please feel free to comment below and I will help you out as best as I can.
Thank you,
Anne, Shadow, Fidget and Tango. 😊

This girl had last year off, so nice to see a good clutch of large eggs this time around. She is het for hypo,bloodred, amel and anery. She went to a plasma het for stripe,amel and hypo..

I am not 100% certain on what this male is, he came from my pairing that I imported a few years ago from the states. I have always labelled him as amber anery bloodred, but he is so purple I find it hard to believe he isnt also at least lavender. I have put him, and his father to the right moirphs this year to prove out either way everything that is in the snakes visually and het wise.
This one is to a blizzard (charcoal amel), so more new morph potential either way.
Also, excuse the poo again, I dont like to change adults often during the breeding season, dont interfere a great deal and it actually gives them the normal smells of each other.

so this is my 2010 male cinder, well one of them.. This is his 1st try at mating, so I put him in with a nice female to try and prove out hets on both sides. He is possible het hypo and cinder, the female is hypo possible het cinder and bloodred.
Hoping to end up with cinder bloods, maybe a hypo cinder blood.. but this year is about proving out some of the snakes, I have about 5 or 6 pairings of similar of the hypo cinder bloodreds hets and similar.

This girl is a 1st timer, and was quite pleased to see our male, judging by the speed she accepted his advances.
She is a hypo motley, and is possible het for amel ot ultra, poss caramel and 100% anery.. the male ultramel lavender.

This is an experienced ultramel lavender male, attempting to woo his1st lady of the 2012 breeding season.
The female is ultramel het lavender and possibel het caramel too. They mated last year, but I only ended up with one female ultramel lavender from the pairing, but I did get a white snake which I am unsure of what it was, so wanted to repeat the pairing as I lost the white one... I wanted to know if it was a washed out amel, or something rarer.. in theory it shouldnt be anything other than an amel, ultramel, lavender or ultramel lavender but looked nothing like any...
so I'll update later in the year if this one goes well.