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The Cultivars (morphs)/Genetics IssuesDiscussions about genetics issues and/or the various cultivars for cornsnakes commercially available.
I need some help here. I got this pair from 2 different places, they were sold as both we just “plain lavenders” However they are so different from each other that I now question if they are even lavenders? The first set of photos of the female, Taken outside but in the shade. The second close up of her eye is taken in the sun so you can better see the actual color of it.
Female is a lavender, possible/probable hypo-type as well.
Male is lavender PLUS some sort of anery PLUS hypo-type. If I had to take an absolutely wild guess, I'd say he was an ultramel moonstone, possibly *also* with hypo A (aka ultramel ghost lavender)
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The first set of photos of the female, Taken outside but in the shade. The second close up of her eye is taken in the sun so you can better see the actual color of it.
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