lol, someone trying to be clever and earning a bit more for then? they have been re classified anyway, not even sure if they come under corns now, dont think they do
I've got one - female, 7 years old and about 3 1/2 ft long, bit more stocky than a corn though.
I thought they were now classified as standard emoryi - the intermontanas just being seen as a (slightly) different colour phase rather than an actual subspecies? I may be wrong though!
Assuming we're talking about intermontana corns - from what I've read/heard they are a naturally occurring smaller species/subspecies, usually only reaching around 4ft or so.
Or is there a dwarf P.G.Guttata as well?
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