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Banded?
- Thread starter leolina
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She's more orangelooking in real life than in these pics, not red like the usual amels, so we named her "Fanta"
E. g. guttata
Her name was Mary-9/17/05
I wouldn't call her a banded snake, but maybe an amel milksnake phase. She does seem to have saddles that are a bit "beefed up". The banded look is a polygentic mutation. This means that it is NOT caused by a single genetic mutation. It is more like aztec or zigzag/zipper. Banded corns will tend to throw hatchlings that tend towards the banded look. It also seems that bandeds seem to have petternless bellies, similar to diffused, stripe, and motley corns. A true banded corn will have no side pattern, and the saddles will wrap around down the side of the snake, and meet the ventral side.
SnakeAround
Formerly Blutengel
Funny, in my country Fanta is yellow.....
Nice corn!
Nice corn!