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01-23-13, 03:16 AM
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Re: Kepler - Supernova corn
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Originally Posted by Corey209
I was looking to spend around $200, a regular tessera from what I've found is 500-600. Never seen such an expensive corn, but I'm looking into motleys they seem pretty cool. Thanks for the info.
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The tessera market is actually very quickly crashing. Which is what happens when a very prolific species has a dominant trait. I've seen normal tesseras go for as low as $150.  I think you might like a moonstone motley. Moonstone is a combination of Anery and Lavender. Absolutely no orange, or any chance of it.
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I keep and breed corns, balls, and other assorted colubrids.
15.12 corns, 3.4 balls, 1.2 Trans Pecos, 1.1 AHS, 1.1 ptyas mucosus, 0.1 coelognathus flavolineatus, 0.1 BCI, 0.1 GTP, 0.1 othriophis moellendorffi, 1.1 Leopard Geckos
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01-23-13, 03:23 AM
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Re: Kepler - Supernova corn
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Originally Posted by RobsCornField
The tessera market is actually very quickly crashing. Which is what happens when a very prolific species has a dominant trait. I've seen normal tesseras go for as low as $150. I think you might like a moonstone motley. Moonstone is a combination of Anery and Lavender. Absolutely no orange, or any chance of it. |
It's probably just people on classifieds trying to sell off before it falls too low then, and yeah the moonstone motley looks really cool.
I just need to find one from someone who is selling for a reasonable price.
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01-23-13, 03:29 AM
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Re: Kepler - Supernova corn
Steve Roylance should be having some babies available soon. He's already got hatchlings (not sure if he's got moonstone motleys yet) that aren't available at the moment, but this is one of his moonstone motleys from last year. He has them on his 2013 pricelist for $150.
And his website.
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I keep and breed corns, balls, and other assorted colubrids.
15.12 corns, 3.4 balls, 1.2 Trans Pecos, 1.1 AHS, 1.1 ptyas mucosus, 0.1 coelognathus flavolineatus, 0.1 BCI, 0.1 GTP, 0.1 othriophis moellendorffi, 1.1 Leopard Geckos
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02-10-13, 02:24 PM
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Re: Kepler - Supernova corn
I like this guy a lot. So nice looking. Good job !
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