#hypo peach lavender corn snake

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Ringwood x Redbud

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2021 Single Gene Peach Lavender Motley Corn Snake 100% het Hypo 66% het Sunkissed/Amel Male. Scoop is eating frozen thawed rodents, has a wonderful disposition and weighs 3 grams. As always these are photos of the actual snake available. Email us at SalesforSale@GopherYourPet.com or call 682-414-0013. Payment plans, Credit/Debit Cards, Cash App, PayPal Venmo, Zelle, and shipping are available. Kingwood, Texas $200.00. All sales are final. GYP-2667 New Website is almost complete (at Kingwood) https://www.instagram.com/p/CZ4h6sPrsJX/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Alasagn is a bit of a brat but he's growing out of it.

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on the rocks

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The Hypo Lavender babies from PCR23 look wild. Even with the Peach gene in there somewhere, I've never seen a Hypo Lav so orange!

I'm eager to see these kids in a few more sheds.

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If you were thinking about a pet corn snake, and you'd love to have one that is very fancy but the prices on most high-end morphs are a tad intimidating, I have good news for you!

I currently have a trio of pet-only Lavender combo morphs available with free shipping. These kiddos are thriving and have great temperament, but they have minor spinal kinkage and should not be bred. Their kinks are not visible but they can be felt, and they don't impact their ability to do normal snake stuff like eating, drinking, burrowing, and climbing. They will grow into sweet and lovely companion animals.

Top to bottom, they are:

RR22M1 - Hypo Plasma Peach, male - $150 shipped*

RR22F6 - Lavender Masque, female - $150 shipped*

RR22M9 - Hypo Plasma Peach, male - $150 shipped*

to inquire, send me a message through Tumblr or email snakesomg (at) gmail.com

*shipping available within contiguous United States only

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Sorry if you've talked about this before, but what are you breeding for this year? I just got my first corn snake and I'm curious about their genetics

Hey friend!

I've mentioned some of the clutches that were laid this year but I haven't actually announced the pairings yet, nor the anticipated outcomes.

First off, let me say that I done proper goofed this year. My plan was to have 3-4 pairings with 1-2 backups, in case a pairing didn't pan out. But then I didn't see signs of breeding activity from most of those pairs, so I added a few more backups to ensure I had 3-5 clutches. Every time a pairing didn't result in observed breeding behavior, I'd swap them out for a different pair. Then ALL of the snakes I paired ended up fertile and laying, whether or not I saw them mating or even courting. Soooo... whoops.

Here's the list of pairs for 2023 and anticipated offspring:

YR23: Yutu x Ringwood - Lavender, Hypo, and Peach combos

HC23: Hatshepsut x Carl - testing for red enhancing genes and any hets

KJA23: Kitty Junior x Aurelian - Lavender and Peach combos

LA23: Lumi x Apollo II - Ice, Hypo combos

MA23: Mayonnaise x Aurelian - Charcoal and Peach combos

BDJB23: Best Donut x James Baxter - Palmetto

BC23: Brian x Chammers - Amel, testing for hets

PE23: Pepper x Ermengarde - Red Factor, Motley/Stripe, and Anery combos

MV23: Moth x Valentine - Red Factor Strawberry Anery

PCR23: Partycake x Ringwood - Hypo Lavender and Peach combos

SG23: Sinestro x Griswold - Diffused, testing for hets

RF23: Rosepink x Frank - Red Factor, Peach, Amel, and Hypoberry combos

PSD23: Pumpkin Spice x Dextro - Diffused, testing for hets

SM23: Snikki x Meteorite - Tessera, Hypo combos

PR23: Peekaboo x Ringwood - Peach, testing for hets

Fortunately I have the space and financial resources for a big year so I'm not stretching myself too-too thin, but it's definitely not what I had intended and I'm a little worried about selling babies in a recession economy. My overall focus is towards Red Factor and Peach in combination with various melanin-reducing traits, and a better understanding of how the Peach gene works with other genes. This is a deciding year and I'll probably be rehoming a good number of my current breeders this fall or next spring depending on outcomes.

I'm not counting my snakes before they hatch, so I guess I'll channel Neil Gaiman and just tell myself to "wait and see!"

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Top left: Fedgewick, a Hypo Lavender Masque

Top right: Thrundle, a visual het Peach Lavender Masque

Bottom left: Crotchmonitor, a visual het Peach Hypo Lavender Masque

Bottom right: Partycake, a Hypo Lavender

I put together a comparison of four Lavender corn snakes with varying combinations of Hypo and Peach genes. My hope is to have a way of more easily identifying Peach from Hypo since I have two clutches this season with both genes and it's really, really hard to tell them apart.

I may try again with a higher magnification to see if the differences are more apparent, but as one can tell by their little faces, the snakes were not thrilled to participate this evening so I tried to minimize the disruption to their snakey lives.

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He's so gorgeous, gentle, and curious. A brilliant little dude. A treasure. A joy.

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Ringwood was Big Mad about photos time so I didn't make him endure it for long. He settles down during regular handling, but he doesn't like my cell phone camera at all. He becomes defensive and flighty when he sees it.

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