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I do remember the snake photo, and that was obviously not a candy cane tessera. I have seen several candy canes, or what are advertised as candy canes, for sale and they were obviously just amels. Without dragging advertisers from Fauna into the fray, while one corn is advertised as candy cane, the other was just advertised as reverse okeetee. I guess my point is that without doing careful research about a particular morph, you are at the mercy of the seller, and his/her claims about the genetics involved in producing the specimen.
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