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Dot - Opal Motley
- Thread starter Em Wright
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hectorakacrisco
New member
How do i know if my "Blizzard" is indeed a blizzard and not an opal?
Well my blizzard looks exactly like yours...With the slight pattern and everything..she isnt a snow for sure, but i think she might be an opal? is there a way to tell the difference as babies or pretty much just wait and see if it turns white as it gets older?
Well my blizzard looks exactly like yours...With the slight pattern and everything..she isnt a snow for sure, but i think she might be an opal? is there a way to tell the difference as babies or pretty much just wait and see if it turns white as it gets older?
I have a Blizzard as well. Here's a link to some pictures of her: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=106798
I can really tell the difference between them. The Opal is a LOT more pink and has a pretty visible pattern. Whereas the Blizzard is more white, less pink, and it's really hard to make out a pattern at all on her. I also have a Snow, and even he looks much different than both of these girls.
I do want to get some comparison shots (the snow, opal, and blizzard together) so everyone can see the differences in them. The differences are very subtle, but I do see them, especially in the pictures.
Good luck with your little one.
And thanks for the compliments, Jdog!
I can really tell the difference between them. The Opal is a LOT more pink and has a pretty visible pattern. Whereas the Blizzard is more white, less pink, and it's really hard to make out a pattern at all on her. I also have a Snow, and even he looks much different than both of these girls.
I do want to get some comparison shots (the snow, opal, and blizzard together) so everyone can see the differences in them. The differences are very subtle, but I do see them, especially in the pictures.
Good luck with your little one.
And thanks for the compliments, Jdog!
RavenSpirit360
Mitakuye Oyasin
She's pretty!!
hectorakacrisco
New member
Hey i wud really appreciate it if u cud upload the pics of the 3...at first i thought mine might have been a snow...but now im leaning more towards an opal...then again ive never actually seen an opal in person so idk...but yea plz upload the comparison pics if u can. thanks!
carnivorouszoo
Crazy Critter Lady
Just go to iansvivarium.com you can see most of the morphs there.
Yeah it is actually. I thought it was up a bit more, which is probably why I didn't notice it in the pictures. She has a great feeding response. I offered her the mouse and she took it right off the tongs and gobbled it up.
Love your avatar btw, PikaBun.
Hector, I've not taken them yet. I'm waiting for mine to get settled in as I just got the Opal Motley and Blizzard about 6 days ago. It's something I will be doing in the future. I also recommend Ians Vivarium. I use it all the time. Good luck with your snake!
She has a great feeding response. I offered her the mouse and she took it right off the tongs and gobbled it up. Love your avatar btw, PikaBun.
Hector, I've not taken them yet. I'm waiting for mine to get settled in as I just got the Opal Motley and Blizzard about 6 days ago. It's something I will be doing in the future. I also recommend Ians Vivarium. I use it all the time. Good luck with your snake!
