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Can someone identify that corn?
- Thread starter thrawn
- Start date
Iguanagirl8662
Katie
She is a Snow corn, Congrats on your new girl.:cheers:
sober_serpents
New member
definitely a snow corn which is amel X anery but with the coral=y color she may be het or homo hypo. she would be a cool snake to try to prove out if you breed her! congrats!
~kin
~kin
amel,anery, het and homo hypo.what are all those word?I'm new at all of that.
ziggybond_007
Team Laura
Amel or amelanistic is like your little baby... It lacks the black pigments. Anery or anerythristic means it lacks the red pigments. Hypo... I'm pretty sure hypo means that the black pigment is subdued. As for homo or homozygous, I think that means that the snake shows the trait in its phenotype, and het or heterozygous means that the snake carries the trait, while its phenotype doesn't show it.
I think that's right...
I think that's right...
Most likely a snow.
I wouldn't call it a coral, too much yellow. Corals are pink(ish).
Amel= no black.
anery=no red
hypo=reduced black, with a mild color change throughout.
amel+anery=snow
amel+anery+hypo would make it a coral snow. Usually less yellow and more pink.
coral snows are usually chosen by color, as it's difficult to say for sure (without breeding trials) if hypo is present on a snow.
Some snows are naturally pink, and aren't hypo. They're still called corals.
I wouldn't call it a coral, too much yellow. Corals are pink(ish).
Amel= no black.
anery=no red
hypo=reduced black, with a mild color change throughout.
amel+anery=snow
amel+anery+hypo would make it a coral snow. Usually less yellow and more pink.
coral snows are usually chosen by color, as it's difficult to say for sure (without breeding trials) if hypo is present on a snow.
Some snows are naturally pink, and aren't hypo. They're still called corals.
Tim66/corns
I have no Accent
OMG. Reading this thread has me more confused than ever. Someone should make a book called name that color. Then give out gold stars when we guess right. lol
So much to learn, glad i started with babies.
So much to learn, glad i started with babies.
CornsnakesareCool
New member
its a snow corn