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Chevron: Creamsicle Progression
- Thread starter Saffleur
- Start date
airenlow
hope is not a strategy
Thats exactly what I was thinking...looks like my amel motley when he is deep in blue. Very cool!
RobbiesCornField
Bring it on.
Such a cute little cream! I love creamies. I've got one that's full of spunk, too. LOL
Saffleur
Squamata Serpentes
He has a really interesting pattern too - you can see it well in the first pic. Lovely
Thank ya, I've always thought he has more of a emoryi saddle/pattern going.
Saffleur
Squamata Serpentes
They are intergrades between an albino Corn Snake and an emory's rat snake/common corn cross. These snakes bring out the yellow and downplay the reds of the Corn Snake. Most are varying shades of yellow with darker yellow to orangish blotches. Clutches are generally smaller in number but produce larger, more vigorous hatchlings. Creamsicle with less emory background and increased amelanistic corn generally have lighter backgrounds and red to orange saddles (red creamsicle).
Not sure what Jeff's ingredients are BUT they are stunning snakes!
Not sure what Jeff's ingredients are BUT they are stunning snakes!
Irish Eyes (Mrs.Z)
Zookeeper
I like him!
windowswisher
expert noisemaker
My absolute FAVORITE morph is made from my two very most favorite morphs: butter + creamsicle = buttercream. So lovely! Congrats on such a beautiful family member. Still feisty?