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BLIZZARD BLOODRED,WHITEOUT,POWDER,BLIZZARD

wstphal said:
@snakefriendly -- that is one SWEET whiteout! Maybe you should buy one of the hatchlings? Just a suggestion, but if the male looks even close to as good, that's a great choice.
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Thanks! I think our whiteout is the whitest one iv'e ever seen so far. We got REALLLLLLLLYYYYYY lucky!
 
Forgot to mention that the male is also pure white but he is still a bit young so we are not sure if any yellow will show through as he mature's over the next couple of years!
 
Wstphal, your absolutely right.

BabyBlueEyes---do you have pics of the male? Is he as pure white perfection as the female? also have you breed this pair or either of them before and if so what did the hatchlings look like? Im def interested. I have to wait a month or so before i can get one because of a potential move which would prevent me from getting one. Also if you have any more pics of your whiteouts i would love to see them. How much would you sell one of the hatchlings for? I cant wait to finally get my baby Whiteout and Mex Black King.
 
snakefriendly said:
Wstphal, your absolutely right.

BabyBlueEyes---do you have pics of the male? Is he as pure white perfection as the female? also have you breed this pair or either of them before and if so what did the hatchlings look like? Im def interested. I have to wait a month or so before i can get one because of a potential move which would prevent me from getting one. Also if you have any more pics of your whiteouts i would love to see them. How much would you sell one of the hatchlings for? I cant wait to finally get my baby Whiteout and Mex Black King.
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I do have picture of the male but not recent ones i will post them right now. I have bred my female with this male for the first time so this will be her first clutch. He was actually sold to me as a blizzard he has no yellow in him what so ever so we are basically testing genes out with this pair. Here are some photo's of him. Sorry for such bad quality pics!
 

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thats a sharp looking snake also. You said he is a blizzard? so your going to breed your whiteout female with your blizzard male? how old is this guy in the pics, looks like hes a good size but dwarfed by the nice looking red one in the container, sorry for the generic description of the "red" snake, im not 2 corn snake morph strain educated. haha. I hope when i get my whiteout he/she will look like one of yours. im guessing you dont know the background of either of these snakes because were you got them?
 
well in that picture he is 1 year old the snake next to him (which is a diffused) is 2 years old so there is a size difference between the two. Yes im going to breed the two together just to prove out the parents genes. They both might have hets that i don't know of. Its just my own personal experiment. I have a feeling that my male is actually a whiteout as well but i wont know for sure unless i do breeding trials, that is the only way to prove out unknown genes/hets.
 
sounds good. you are really lucky to have such incredible looking snakes. are you planning on selling any of the hatchlings? and this might be a dumb question but how will you know what there parents genes? by seeing what the babies look like? did i just answer my own question.
 
yes you answered your own question lol! and thank you for the compliments! I will be selling some of the hatchlings depending on what im going to keep and what im going to sell. :shrugs:
 
theres nothing wrong with that. I believe you said that it will be a couple weeks before they hatch. Are you going to post on here about it or your website or both?
 
snakefriendly said:
theres nothing wrong with that. I believe you said that it will be a couple weeks before they hatch. Are you going to post on here about it or your website or both?
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I will post about it here before i post onto my website but they will be available both on here and my website!
 
Other ways to be so white w/ low chance of yellow too! Don't count out Pearl (aka Lavender Snow or Snopal). Here's a pic of my pearl mot Frosty. His motley is so subdued and looks as if under the skin. It doesn't show in pics and pretty hard to see in person. He's 2 now and no yellow coming in.
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Stripe added to any of the white cultivars would just about eliminate pattern showing, but I had a blizzard with no pattern so there is some variation in ppl's lines.
 
Omni thanks for the pic and the info. I will check the Lavender snow out. Thats a great looking snake in the pic. Not the get the names and nicknames confused. the snake in the pic is a Lavender snow? you said "stripe" eliminates pattern showing? I thought bloodred did that, wouldn't stripe do the obvious and make the snake have some kind of stripe markings?
 
In some morphs stripe gives vivid striped markings, in other morphs like snow & pearl, it reduces the overall patterning.
 
Thanks Wstphal. so if you had a Snow or pearl corn with stripe and bloodred in it then that would make the snake alot more prone to be a complete solid white?
 
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