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What's the most rare type?
- Thread starter James_pie
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Blue Apple Herps
aka Matthew, PhD
Ummmm, the most rare might be a pied blood, or some of the newer pattern morphs. The most complex are going to be the quadruple and quintuple homozygous morphs.
ForkedTung
Serpent Mound Monk
Most rare I would think is one of the newest genes : Tessera
try using the search button here and it will take you to some pics.
try using the search button here and it will take you to some pics.
Skyespirit86
New member
I was thinking that, plus tessera.
Amel cinders, cinder bloods, hypo cinder etc are very rare too, only just being made.
I have noticed the 'blue' morph, incuding blue bloods, being recently developed, sunkissed caramels, sunkissed anerys, lavender caramels (called peach or something like that) as well.
KJUN
Well-known member
That's OK...my tongue and fingers sometimes mix up "dilute" and "diffuse" even though my brain doesn't.....lol. In my records, I have to start writing "lavender" because "lav" and "lava" got swapped.....lol.
Nanci
Alien Lover
Amel anery charcoal hypo. Jay has it. Him. He named the snake, and the morph, Powder. He's pink right now, with a faint white lace pattern.
KJUN
Well-known member
Ahhh, thanks. Found it: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68803&highlight=powder
I was holding an amel aner caramel striped blood this weekend. Can't be many of those, either. If male, I would have taken her home! What about Mike17L's ultramel aner caramel motleys. More than one, but those are pretty rare, too.
I was holding an amel aner caramel striped blood this weekend. Can't be many of those, either. If male, I would have taken her home! What about Mike17L's ultramel aner caramel motleys. More than one, but those are pretty rare, too.
Skyespirit86
New member
It's also on the ian's vivarium morph page, along with 1 other quat morph- a hypo sulphur.
I suppose the rarest morphs are those not even done yet....! Erm eg amel motley sunkissed caramel?
Anyway bet there's loads, here a link to Ians vivarium:
http://iansvivarium.com/cornmorphs.html
I suppose the rarest morphs are those not even done yet....! Erm eg amel motley sunkissed caramel?
Anyway bet there's loads, here a link to Ians vivarium:
http://iansvivarium.com/cornmorphs.html
JimGERcream
German efficiency
One of the rarest morphs at the moment are mandarin motleys (= amel kastanie motley). I don't know if there are some in the united states but here in europe, there are only two.
this one
and this one
In my opinion, at the moment the whole kastanie/chestnut complex belongs to the rarest morphs. there are MUCH more left, a lot of them are named in this thread.
this one
and this one
In my opinion, at the moment the whole kastanie/chestnut complex belongs to the rarest morphs. there are MUCH more left, a lot of them are named in this thread.
KJUN
Well-known member
Don has the amel motley "javas," doesn't he? If the Javas and the "Rosy bloods" both turn out to be chestnuts, the the "Kastanie" gene isn't that rare after all - it is out there in the US, Africa, and Europe. Europe just identified it first. Kudos. I think the amel motley java look VERY much like the amel motley chestnuts.
KJ
KJ
tricksterpup
I has nuttin to Say.
Its the Normal.
JimGERcream
German efficiency
I didn't see any pics of them, neither javas nor amel javas nor amel java motleys. Are there any other genes combinded with "java" like hypo or blood? do you have pictures?
Drizzt80
Dakota Corns
Susan
Go Ahead, Make My Day!
There are quite a few new/newer genes that still have plenty of potential, especially in combos, and I think most have been already mentioned (cinder, lava, dilute, tessera, terrazo, Kastanie, pied). If you're really interested is spending some money and creating things that haven't been done before, buying any of these and crossing them with each other would be your best bet. For example, creating a dilute cinder tessera would be a first.
torsten
Too many yet too few!!!
Poor example
CCCorns have what is thought to be one of those if i remember correctly.This hasn't been created yet though (unless rich has one hiding away somewhere):an Anery amel charcoal lavender caramel cinder tessera terazzo bloodred kastanie dilute stripe!!!
How about Buf?