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Can Anyone ID My Newest Corn
- Thread starter Ronzie
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Jessicat
All Pied Everything
How much information do you have from the breeder about this snake's genes?
With the information you've given so far, looks like you have an Ameanistic Corn. If the father was possibly a Bloodred, then you possibly have an Amel het Fire, but if you don't know for sure, only breeding trials will prove him/her out.
With the information you've given so far, looks like you have an Ameanistic Corn. If the father was possibly a Bloodred, then you possibly have an Amel het Fire, but if you don't know for sure, only breeding trials will prove him/her out.
Ronzie
New member
Found out the father was a sunkissed.
jayson rafter
a.k.a Reptile Rafter
fyi...i had a clutch of hypo amels this year,& to tell the truth i couldnt find any differences between hypo amels & the other amels from other clutches.both just look like amels. breeding trials are all we can do with those 2 gene's.
nice looking amel btw!!
good luck with him,
-jay
nice looking amel btw!!
good luck with him,
-jay