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hoping to get more than one pic int this thread!

B-J@y

B-J@y

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Creamsicle.jpg



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Hoping Hoping!??
 
O really? A creamsicle? It looks like a normal amel in the first picuture the second picture looks a bit more creamsicleish....but it looks like an amel to me......

are you sure that it's a creamsicle?
 
First of all, the two pictures are from the same snake! and second of all... Now I am verry confieused!!! i thought it was an creamsicle!!! if it's not can someone please post a picture of a real creamsicle?

ps. i think it looks just like the snake on page 83 in the corn snake manual!
 
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Creamsicle

"Creamsicle" Corn not only describes the color but more importantly means that it is a amelanistic corn that has Emoryi bloodlines (A amel Emoryi x Guttata Intergrade). Some creamsicles have more Guttata coloring than others making them look more like a normal amelanistic corn.
Hope this helped!
Frank Pinello
 
nope... that realy didn't help... couse i don't know what the parents look like!

but what do you think... what kind of corn is this lovely snake called lemming?
 
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