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Trying to identify 2 Cornsnake Morphs

thewalkingtechie

thewalkingtechie

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My daughter bought these two little guys and though I have some ideas, I’m not 100% sure of the morph types. Any help would be appreciated as I do better with BP’s, so I’ll leave this to the experts here :) . Thank you ahead of time guys and gals..

This first one is named LOKI

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And this little guy is NOODLE

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Loki looks like a normal patterned Anery (love his head pattern) But it could be one of the other Black pigment related genes, like Charcoal (I don't have any experience with Charcoal )

Noodle looks like a classic patterned Amel.
 
Thank you both very much. Yes, Loki thinks he’s a little butt kicker and does indeed live up to the name “Loki”


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