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all white belly?

abdurham

abdurham

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i have a amelanistic corn, or thats what i think. His entire belly is all white and the white goes up a ways onto his side and i was wondering if that meant anything? can someone please tell me if it does. sry for the crappy pic.
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If you can, post a picture of the top and side of your snake. I'm sure someone could tell you for sure if you do.
 
Yes but more motleys would be misidentified as regular patterned ones than stripes! I have a lovely coloured amel mot who on the topside looks like a regular(somewhat) he's only 'mottled' for about a third even though he has the white belly and is a genetic motley.
 
checkers

maybe the checkers are white and just hard to see if you use a strong light you may see checkers,I have a regular amel with a white and red belly and no checkers and is not a motley and is not a bloodred!
 
Ah Stephen you reset my brain! When Joe said it sounded like a motley I want automatically onto motley mode but that's right, it could in fact be an outcrossed blood that scored a very plain belly from it's blood parent.

I VERY much doubt you've bought an amel bloodred (plus the head doesn't yell straight blood) but the head is somewhat blank, so there could be a chance that this snake has some bloodred heritage somewhere. No guarantees though and only a confirmation from the breeder or breeding trials of your own will confirm this.
 
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