Newb genetics question

Is there any visual way of telling amel from hypo amel? I bred a pair of amels het anery (as they was sold to me) and expected snows. Instead I got 4 normal looking babies and 4 snow looking babies. After a few weeks the snows looked almost the same as the normals just a little creamier. The normal amels was very high white and the red on the "snows" looks more orange. Anyway strongly resemble a coral to me. I sold all but one. I can get pics of parents and that one if anyone is interested in helping me.

I don't believe there is a way to visually tell them apart, for sure. Pics of everybody couldn't hurt though...

Post them in a lil while

Amels can be very light at hatching with the red color coming in later, usually you can see much more after just a shed or two. Here is an excellent example of how light an amel can be at hatching and how it looks after it's first and then second shed: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=104895

Adult female

adult male

babies

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It's hard to be sure but you have two different types of hatchlings, bright and pale. I wouldn't be surprised to see the 2nd one turn out to be a hypo or something like that. Keep us posted as they develop, OK?

Yeah the one pictured second is the only one I kept....I'll get update pics soon