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I'm with you, Marcel.

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Posted by Hurley on April 30, 2003 at 08:55:51:

In Reply to: My biggest 2002 corn posted by Marcel Poots on April 29, 2003 at 13:39:49:

:My male Snow. He is 4 inch short of three feet. He has a bit too much yellow for my likings but he is soooo pink in real life that will make you forget about the yellow ;-)

Yellow just doesn't do it for me. I have a snow male that is almost entirely white and pink, very pretty in my opinion. I'm waiting for a gene that I can breed into my lines that just wipes out the yellowing along the chin and sides. If I can find one, I'm going to name it the 'tickle-the-snot-out-of-Hurley' gene. Oh, and as long as I'm wishing, I think I'll make it a dominant gene as well. :D Yellow...it's just not my thing.

Pretty snake, though. (I like that other one you posted better. LOL)

Hurley




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