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hatchling snow coloration

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Shaky

Ought to know better
How to tell what a snow corn will eventually look like?
There are several pseudo-varieties of snow like bubblegums, yellows, pinks, hi-white, etc.
Are there any clues?
 
In my experience it is really hard to tell. All of my hatchling snows look alike,but grow to be pink, green with various shades of yellow. If both the parents look alike there is a good chance that the offspring will look like them, but no guarantee. Several generations of line breeding would get it to the point that the majority are the same as the parents, but like I said there is no guarantee. Check out Kathy Loves website,I believe she has line breed one of her snow lines and says something about this subject.IMHO
 
Yeah, like Tim said, most snows hatch out the same, looking almost identical with their splashes of colour hardly showing yet. I'm afraid that you'll have to wait until the snakes get a little bigger before you can tell
 
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