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Anyone have a Stripped Amelanistic?

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Talon

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I was looking at differnt kinds of corn snakes and i came across one of these. I am thinking of getting one and was wondering if anyone had had any experience with them. Here is a pic
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Yeah, I have a female amel stripe. She's about a year old now and her colouration is getting more beautiful with each shed.
 
thats beautiful :)

you ask for "experiance" on striped amels...
i think you`ll find most people on this board are of the opinion that colour morphs are just that - variation of colour and that the experiances of one particular morph are much the same as any other.
 
I have 1 male amel stripe and female striped snow(technically it's an amel). My experience with the two I have is that they are both great eaters and they are the two most docile corns I have, but thats just my experience.
I'm partial to stripes but there are others that don't like them. If you like how they look, I say go for it.
 
Yeah,

I found this year a near perfect striped Amel.
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It is very hard to find one perfectly striped but I will not settle for half striped animals.
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I have a nice stripe amel., its a good eater, always out, but it occasionally rattles. it has never struck at me though. :)
 
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