Ladyhawk
08-21-03, 12:30 AM
I remember a post I saw here awhile back that linked to some guy who thought his albino Burmese python was worth tens of thousands of dollars because its markings spelled words. :rolleyes: Of course, he might have claimed that just to get laughs.
My Arizona Mt. King has markings that do resemble letters. There's a definite "Y", a "U" or two and a couple of markings that resemble an "A" or and "H."
Do your snakes have markings that resemble letters, words...Mickey Mouse? :D Maybe someone will have the first corn snake ever to reside at DisneyLand. ;)
I'll try to get some pictures of my kingsnake's "letters." They are neat-looking, but IYU isn't a word, is it? I guess she isn't worth $40,000. :D
OK, here she is:
http://www.goldrush.com/~ladyhawklh/Akasha04.jpg
With a little imagination, you can see a "U" toward the tail end, the word "HI" at mid-body, then the letter "U" followed by an upside-down "Y"...is she worth $40,000? ;)
My Arizona Mt. King has markings that do resemble letters. There's a definite "Y", a "U" or two and a couple of markings that resemble an "A" or and "H."
Do your snakes have markings that resemble letters, words...Mickey Mouse? :D Maybe someone will have the first corn snake ever to reside at DisneyLand. ;)
I'll try to get some pictures of my kingsnake's "letters." They are neat-looking, but IYU isn't a word, is it? I guess she isn't worth $40,000. :D
OK, here she is:
http://www.goldrush.com/~ladyhawklh/Akasha04.jpg
With a little imagination, you can see a "U" toward the tail end, the word "HI" at mid-body, then the letter "U" followed by an upside-down "Y"...is she worth $40,000? ;)