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Question about white morphs

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snapdragon

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Is it possible for a whiteout hatchling to have faint markings? I am considering getting one in particular but I’m worried she might be a blizzard. The parents were a charcoal bloodred het amel and a caramel snow het charcoal het bloodred. She’s double the price of any other whiteout I’ve seen so I don’t want her to end up developing yellow saddles with age.
 
First, whiteouts can definitely have faint markings on the back. The question is the presence of belly checkers or not as even in blizzards these can be difficult to see until the snake ages. That said, she has a caramel parent. Many caramels have been line bred for strong yellow colors and there's even a dominant yellow enhancing gene. I would personally think she has a greater than usual chance of having yellow.
 
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