amelanistic corns...more

Posted by Damon on January 22, 2001 at 15:02:37:

In Reply to: Cool... what did you sell them as? posted by Clint Boyer on January 22, 2001 at 12:14:59:

Trying to avoid some of the confusion and scientific opacity that comes with some of the terminologies for designer snakes I simply referred to them as amelanistic corn snakes. They were in their prime and since they had been raised slowly and given a year off between breedings they were in exceptional condition. I was tempted to keep them but my collection has a tendency to grow at a geometric rate if not tended to so I opted to find a new home for them. LOL. Thanks for your input on the original post. I appreciate it.

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: Trying to avoid some of the confusion and scientific opacity that comes with some of the terminologies for designer snakes I simply referred to them as amelanistic corn snakes. They were in their prime and since they had been raised slowly and given a year off between breedings they were in exceptional condition. I was tempted to keep them but my collection has a tendency to grow at a geometric rate if not tended to so I opted to find a new home for them. LOL. Thanks for your input on the original post. I appreciate it.

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