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The Cultivars (morphs)/Genetics IssuesDiscussions about genetics issues and/or the various cultivars for cornsnakes commercially available.
Hey guys! So I bought my first ever corn snake a few months ago and I absolutely adore her, she has to be the nicest reptile I have ever seen!
Anyways, I am slightly curious about her colour morph. She was sold as a sunglow stripe, but she looks too yellow to be a sunglow, so I thought maybe she's a butter, but her markings are more orange then I've seen on a butter.... well, from pictures on the internet at any rate. :P
She also has a pure white belly, no markings!
So here are some pics! She just shed yesterday, and I apologize in advance for any shoddy quality... cellphone camera...
Here are the pictures I saved from her original ad (the lady I bought her from has a much nicer camera then me), taken somewhere within the first week of september I think. She's still a youngin' though, I'm not exactlly sure of her age, but she is currently somewhere around 6 months. Named her Arsenic due to her colors looking like those toxic/bio hazard signs, and it's also one of my favorite elements on the periodic table~
I'm glad you have more pictures of the head. I personally haven't learned how to tell the difference between a "pure" corn head and a creamsicle head, but I'm sure the more experienced guys can tell if it is a cream or not. In my non-expert opinion, I think you may have an amel, even though I thought cream at first. I don't think the head looks short enough.
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