Corey woods line?

Anyone have any experience with this morph? I was researching morphs to pair with my calico and stumbled upon one of these beauties. My name is Corey so naturally I have to have one

Corey Wood has a Reduced Pattern / Banded line which is Recessive, it's just a banded normal while great for selective breeding at the end of the day they are banded normal and since they are recessive harder to produce compare to banded/reduced that are co-dom.

Corey Woods also discovered the Het Red Axanthic and Red Axanthic genes. these are pretty widely available now if u wanna mix it in with your Calico.

if u want an animal directly from Corey Woods, it might be harder b/c he's in Canada tho. there's also Corey Delong of CD Constrictors from Florida. he used to hang out on the forum and has some really nice top of the line animals. i have one of his BEL's. :gj:

This could be a problem. I have one heck of an impulsive buying disorder so if I can't decide, I'll have to get one of each

Anyone know of a good rehab? I need help before this new addiction gets outta hand

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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

This could be a problem. I have one heck of an impulsive buying disorder so if I can't decide, I'll have to get one of each

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sounds good! :gj:

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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

Anyone know of a good rehab? I need help before this new addiction gets outta hand

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lol u won't find that here. we're all snake pushers. ;)


Edit: i just had a relapse and my new one will be here once the weather cooperates.

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Originally Posted by c0r3yr0s3

Anyone know of a good rehab? I need help before this new addiction gets outta hand

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really wishin i could get a BP frickkkk, i sorta regret getting a hognose first but oh well, will just have to wait til i move out and get ALL the balls ;)


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I checked out his line of banded, and while I think they are stunning, I decided not to invest, because it is recessive and would be too much effort to reproduce, vs. just getting a c0/dominant banded gene. There are not many out there for sale, but there are dominant banded lines that are dominant geese like the Kalabash reduction gene, which I decided to invest in, because they have a very similar banded beauty to them, which is easy to reproduce. Ralph Davis has a gorgeous line of banded dominant gene pythons. They are really Stellar dark black and gold with gorgeous huge black bands, but I contacted him, and all he has left are a few older breeding adults that he isn't selling for less than $1000 each. I think the Ralph Davis line is awesome, but the Kalabash gene is more affordable and there are more animals with that gene bred and available, at a slightly lower cost.