Thought I'd share the progression photos of Quartz, my ghost motley male. Well, not mine for much longer, I sold him and he'll be going to his new home in a few weeks. I'm gonna miss him, he's an awesome little snake.
Baby photo when I brought him home from the Sacramento reptile show:
Acting all big and tough like a cobra
later on, still acting like a tough guy
Getting bigger and finally calming down
And a photo from last night. He's gotten so pale and faded. He's almost purple!
And since we're at it, here's Garnet. She'll be 10 years old this year. She's a normal het snow motley but I never bred her and probably never will. When I first got her as a tiny thing:
And here she is all grown up:
thanks for looking.
Baby photo when I brought him home from the Sacramento reptile show:
Acting all big and tough like a cobra
later on, still acting like a tough guy
Getting bigger and finally calming down
And a photo from last night. He's gotten so pale and faded. He's almost purple!
And since we're at it, here's Garnet. She'll be 10 years old this year. She's a normal het snow motley but I never bred her and probably never will. When I first got her as a tiny thing:
And here she is all grown up:
thanks for looking.
I just love seeing progression photos, it really is the neatest thing seeing how they change! 
I always love the way ghosts fade as they get older too. I don't have any corns, but I've some ghost gophers and it's always surprising seeing how "dark" the hatchlings look compared to the adults. I can see that ghost corns have a lot more color on them though, I think it's pretty nice~ 
