This year so far.

A few of what I've produced this year so far.

A lavender,this one het amel,hypo,motley and
bloodred.
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01170009.jpg
A golddust
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01020007.jpg
Butter
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01020008.jpg
Ultramel
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01020012.jpg
an amel
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01020020.jpg
and I just bought this one from a friend,a wee sunspot
corn.
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01100031.jpg

Man I love corns...all the morphs! Very cool pics! I have never seen a sunspot! Those are rad! :gj::gj::gj::salute:

I've never heard of a sunspot. cool lookin! Looks like you got some nice clutches so far!

So widdle and squishy!

Love the sunspot...those guys are so cool. =)

Those are some great looking corns. I haven't heard of the sunspot either.

SCI, the sunspot is gettin many compliments. Do you have pics of adults? Is that the normal color? Looks like a super motley form in a way? I love the colors of the lavender....is there a such thing as a lavender sunspot? :rolleyes: :D

I've always loved the hi-blue almost banded miami phase corns too! :salute:

Thanks for sharing those lovely pics!

The sunspot is really gorgeous. I only first heard about them a few days ago. If I remember what I read, they are genetically the same as cubes, but have rounder spots instead of square ones?

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Originally Posted by kc261

Thanks for sharing those lovely pics!

The sunspot is really gorgeous. I only first heard about them a few days ago. If I remember what I read, they are genetically the same as cubes, but have rounder spots instead of square ones?

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wow wow wow....hold the phone...your telling me there is phase like this that has squares?! :weirdface Man...I may have to pick up a couple new snakes! :P

The sunspot and cube corns arise from stripe corns. And I agree that that is an awesome example of one for sure.

Yep thats it they are a cubes with no edges,I think i first seen one of these years ago in Kathy loves book the cornsnake manual,
the above corn is also homo amel and het caramel.I'm sorry I have no pic's
of the parents as I don't own them but the breeder of these you
will find on various forums as bribrian.
Saying you's ding the sunspots,here's one of here sisters.
http://i108.photobucket.com/albums/n...8_01100026.jpg