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Clear pictures in natural light would help, but it looks like a masque to me.

Very pretty babies! Love that dark charcoal and the ghost lavender.

Fantastic babies! Really nice quality.

And interestingly enough, only one of the babies inherited any pinstriping!

Some of the babies appear to be red factor, I think.

This year I bred my male lavender motley (probably red factor?) het anery to my female lavender pinstripe motley with unknown genetics. They produced a nice little clutch that had 12 good eggs. The babies have recently hatched and shed, so I figured I'd make a post showing them off. It was an...

I agree with blacktip. She looks okay, just feed a little more frequently and she'll catch up.

Nice! Can't wait to see the rest of them!

Pretty guy! He's definitely a bit small for his age, but he doesn't look thin. I'd move him up to a weanling once a week. As for not using the warm side, that's pretty common. Most of mine barely are ever on their warm sides. During the winter it's slightly more common. As long as he's digesting...

Welcome to the forum!

I wouldn't cut until they've started pipping on their own. I've had clutches go past 70 days when temps are a little cooler.

He's lovely! There's definitely some confusion with the naming conventions because breeders had their own trade names for their pink snakes years ago. Nowadays, SnakeSmithS is correct and most breeders follow that convention.

Thanks!

Welcome to the forum! Your snakes are lovely.

Oh nice! I'd definitely need to see them individually once they've shed, but it looks like you have diffused, hypo diffused, anery diffused (granite), and ghost diffused.

Welcome to the forum. I agree, post some pics of the babies! I'd love to see them and we can probably help you figure what morphs they are.

If you have a gram scale, can you weigh him?

Welcome to the forum! Expos can be a great place to pick up a first snake. I highly recommend purchasing from someone who works with corns exclusively (or only a few species) and not one of the big resellers. Try to pick a nice, big robust baby. I've seen some absolutely miniscule corns at expos...

Welcome! Feel free to post pics of any or all of your guys!

Thanks! Here's one of the sunkissed lavas. Unfortunately this one does have some minor kinking, but as long as he will eat and digest fine, he'll make a beautiful pet for someone.