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Amel Miami and Uncle Candy Cane!

Nanci

Nanci

Alien Lover
Another entry in my series of adult/hatchling photo shoots. This is the amel Miami Baby P and its uncle, Candy Cane. That's his name, not his phenotype. Candy Cane got his name when he was just a little red nose poking out of a moldy egg. He rapidly proceeded to develop a brilliant yellow background, though, and his saddles changed to bright orange.

Will that happen with the two amel offspring of Candy Cane's brother? We shall see!!
 

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Candy Cane was my first experience with a surprise het. I guess this made him too precious for me to part with! In his brother's clutch, I knew there was theoretically a chance that Milky Milksnake (like the so-inventive names??) was het amel, but I hadn't given it much thought. So when I came home to a tub full 'o hatchlings, with an amel, I thought it must be a fire from the second clutch! Only when an examination of the belly revealed checks did I realize that Milky was het amel.
 

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Uncle Candy Cane never settled down, so I had to just corral him and the baby with one hand and shoot with the other and hope for the best!

Thanks for looking!!
 

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Yes, I hatched him out in 2010. He is Milky Milksnake's brother. He didn't turn out like I expected, but I love how he turned out!!
 
Update: This baby did stay candy cane, at least up until the point she left home! But I sold her as an amel Miami :)
 
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