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Thread: Classic Okeetee

  1. 12-10-2010, 06:12 PM #1
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    Cool Classic Okeetee

    I can't believe I've had this little guy for two years already; time flies too much.
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  2. 12-10-2010, 07:50 PM #2
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    Gorgeous! My favorite Corn variety.
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    Re: Classic Okeetee

    Very pretty! No matter how many fancy triple and quad corn morphs we produce, I don't think many of them compare to the classic beauty found in Okeetees!
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    Re: Classic Okeetee

    Quote Originally Posted by wendhend View Post
    Very pretty! No matter how many fancy triple and quad corn morphs we produce, I don't think many of them compare to the classic beauty found in Okeetees!
    Agreed

    Beautiful Okeetee~!
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    Re: Classic Okeetee

    He is gorgeous Jason!
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    Re: Classic Okeetee

    Great looking snake! I've always loved classics and okeetees.
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    The best kind of okeetee.

    My girl has brighter colors and saddles that are a bit thicker. I think she is someone's failed thick and bright okeetee line. xD
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    Re: Classic Okeetee

    Thanks yall!

    Wendy, I completely agree.
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    Good looking snake - an excellent example of an okeetee!
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    The colors on this guy are so vibrant and bright!! About how long is he? He looks very similar to my Sabbath, and she's a monster of a corn and almost 2 years old as well O.O

    Thanks for sharing!

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