JesseTrash
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Help me identify this?
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Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
Looks normal/classic to me.
Tavia
Elemental Exotics
^^.This.^^
CornySnakeUser
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It looks like a Classic. If you want to know the only alternative I can think of, it might be an Abbott's Okeetee, but it's almost definitely just a dark Classic.
Here's a site you can use to identify it.
http://www.allaboutcornsnakes.com/corn_snakes.html
Here's a site you can use to identify it.
http://www.allaboutcornsnakes.com/corn_snakes.html
Karl_Mcknight
Common Sense Holder
Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
The borders are nowhere near thick enough to be okeetee phase of any variety. While all about cornsnakes is one of the first resources I and many others used to identify morphs, it's only moderately accurate and by no means complete. Even the "best" morph gallery is littered with mistakes and misinformation. In time you'll learn to recognize them.
CornsAustria
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Karl
All normal babies looks like this alabama corn on your picture as an hatchling/juvenile, and turn out to be more like carolinas as they grow...
I can't see this picture right because all are adults but the alabama is a juvenile cornsnake, so...
and what comes next is, that there are sooooo many mixed forms from these four lokal forms, and then the hidden gene's that makes the snakes looks more different like a other one with other gene's
... you are not be able to tell the right 'form' only by a picture ... thats what I'm thinking
All normal babies looks like this alabama corn on your picture as an hatchling/juvenile, and turn out to be more like carolinas as they grow...
I can't see this picture right because all are adults but the alabama is a juvenile cornsnake, so...
and what comes next is, that there are sooooo many mixed forms from these four lokal forms, and then the hidden gene's that makes the snakes looks more different like a other one with other gene's
... you are not be able to tell the right 'form' only by a picture ... thats what I'm thinking
daddio207
THUG FROG !
Dragonling
Doesn't do "casual"
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/?m=alabama&sid=5d7065c0832dc5884f3f8d6e51cbc994 I've seen wild-caught corns from the Carolinas that look like these Alabama types which folks then tried to identify as Miami-phase. It's just ridiculous. Okeetee and Miami phases at least have some resemblance to their wild-caught counterparts. "Alabama" and "Carolina" are fairly useless when it comes to physical descriptions.