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New to Corn Snakes - from England
- Thread starter delhook
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sachamama
New member
Sorry to say but the snake pictured in post #13 is not a Reverse Okeetee, it's a very nice Amel (short for Amelanistic = Lacking black pigment).
Reverse Okeetee's have very wide, white borders around their saddle colour
Ok Ok, I hold my horses! (snakes) :shrugs::shrugs:
To a newbie the distinctions can be a bit confusing, it seems to be a fine line sometimes. Especially as the colour is supposed to change a bit froma hatchling to an adult..
Im happy to learn!
Anyway, your amel is lovely
delhook
Tastes like chicken
Ok Ok, I hold my horses! (snakes) :shrugs::shrugs:
To a newbie the distinctions can be a bit confusing, it seems to be a fine line sometimes. Especially as the colour is supposed to change a bit froma hatchling to an adult..
Im happy to learn!
Anyway, your amel is lovely
You're not alone Sachamama, I no very little on the different morphs. This looks like the best place to learn though
Susielea
Lily
Ok Ok, I hold my horses! (snakes) :shrugs::shrugs:
To a newbie the distinctions can be a bit confusing, it seems to be a fine line sometimes. Especially as the colour is supposed to change a bit froma hatchling to an adult..
Im happy to learn!
Anyway, your amel is lovely
Don't worry, you'll pick it up in time
We were all newbies once, stick around and you'll be surprised by how much you'll learn Best wishes,