Corn Snakes (in no specific order)
Normal Color
Just your normal run of the mill corn snake. A great first snake for anyone.
$15
Okeetee Phase
This a cross between a classic Okeetee and an Abbott’s Okeetee. These should have great color!
$35
Abbott Okeetee
This is an exceptional example of an Okeetee corn snake with rich colors and dark black blotch borders. My stock came from South Mountain.
$75
Amelanistic
The slang for this is red albino. I produce a bunch of these guys every year, many will be gorgeous reverse Okeetees.
$20
Anerythristic
The slang for this is black albino. A light gray snake with black saddles. Adults develop yellow highlights along their sides.
$20
Blizzard
A nice solid white corn snake. Some may develop faint yellow saddles later on in life but most of mine are solid white.
$45
Snow het for Blizzard
These are available from a cross between a blizzard male and a snow het blizzard female.
$25
Normal het Blizzard
From a cross between a blizzard male and a normal het charcoal female.
$20
Charcoal
Charcoal corn snakes used to be called Type B anerythristic. They are an essential ingredient for making blizzard corn snakes. Some will be het for Blizzard.
$25
Hypomelanistic
Hypos look like a normal corn but they lack some black pigment and are therefore much brighter in color.
$20
Motley
I should have a lot of different motleys this year.
$25
Amelanistic Motley
Just like it says, amelanistic and motley put together. Gorgeous!!
$30
Anerythristic Motley
These are really cool. If I don’t get many I may keep them for myself.
$30
Stripe
A nice orange corn with brown stripes rather than blotches. Stripes will be in limited number this year.
$50
Amelanistic Stripe
This is one of my absolute favorite snakes! I should only have a couple of these available this year.
$60
Het Butter Stripe
Yellow striped corn snakes are just fantastic to behold so I decide to make myself some hets this year. I’ll keep a few and make the rest available to you! Eight different corn colors can come out of this cross.
$50
Snow
These white snakes with pink saddles are a combination of amelanism and anerythrism. My male is extremely pink.
$25
Butter
Beautiful yellow snakes with ochre blotches.
$75
Amelanistic het for Butter
These guys tend to look more like a candy cane than a normal amel.
$25
Caramel het for Butter
I really like the look of these. Nice brown and tan tones.
$35
Normal het Butter
Not very pretty but good genes!!!
$20
Rat Snakes
Baird's Rat Snake
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Elaphe bairdi
. These snakes start out as ugly ducklings but develop into a beautiful gray rat snake with an orange/pink wash.$25
Chinese Twin-spotted Rat Snake
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Elaphe bimaculata
. A beautiful small golden rat snake with red bowties running down its back.$50
Steppes Rat Snake
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Elaphe dione
. Another small rat snake. Mine are of Russian origin.$50
Kunasir Island Rat Snake
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Elaphe climacophora
. An island form of the Japanese Rat Snake but much more green and turquoise than their mainland counterparts.$100
Deckert’s Rat Snake
These guys are not formally recognized but they look like an everglades with a ladder pattern. A very pretty snake!
$35
Everglades Rat Snake
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My adults are very bright orange snakes from Kathy Love's stock
$35
Boids
Ball Python
Python regius
. Lots of possibilities this year including albino, 50% possible het for albino, pastel, super pastel and 50% possible het piebalds. My snakes will always be competitively priced so inquire about availability and pricing.?????
Egyptian Sand Boa
Eryx colubrinus colubrinus
I’ve had great luck with these little guys every year.$50
Savu Island Python
Liasis savuensis.
Feisty little nippers, but they have really cool white eyes as adults!$75