bow tie pattern motley corn

[grneyereptilekeeper]

Hey everybody. I saw a classified ad for a corn snake with a very defined bow tie pattern. Unfortunately I couldn't find it again so now I'm looking for another one. Anybody got any?

 

[RobbiesCornField]

You're looking for a cube, which is a stripe with the nifty bowtie/butterfly pattern.

 

[grneyereptilekeeper]

I have been around snakes and other reptiles my whole life. I've never really studied up on a lot of terms tho lol So what is a CUBE?

 

[Carpe Serpentis]

Thanks Rob, I just did a search for cube corn snakes and found out they are also sometimes called sunspots. Absolutely beautiful and apparently selectively bred stripes. Thanks for sharing. I love learning and here it seems the learning never ends.

 

[AliCat37]

I don't think sunspots are not the same as cubed. They are both variations of stripe, but not the same.

 

[Carpe Serpentis]

Thanks for the clarification AliCat37

 

[Buzzard]

I don't think sunspots are not the same as cubed. They are both variations of stripe, but not the same.

Yep a sunspot is different than a cube but still a form of stripe....

You can see the stripe then sunspots on the Avatar....

 

[AliCat37]

Lol I like my early morning double negative. I have a cube stripe, I'll try posting pics later

 

[Buzzard]

Here are a few different types of stripes.
Sorry not for sale
Amber cubed/stripe

Anery cubed/stripe (nomming on my finger)

Anery Motley (not a stripe) but appears to be striped.


Lavender Vanishing Stripe

Snow stripe

Caramel stripe

Hypo Stripe (Sunspot)

 

[AliCat37]

Here is Apollo, he's my cube. This is a really old picture. He's way bigger now.

 

[mattsnake]

Wow buzzard those morphs are killer!!:crazy01:That anery pinstripe motley looks just like one of mine.:fullauto:

 

[chris68]

Brittany looks like you got your answer Thought it was some form of motley, but it looks like its a variant of stripe...