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Could I get some opinions on this pic?

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nate ellis

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I got this female in a 10 lot in 2000 from Goldcoast. It was labeled as a Sunglow but continued to get more yellow the older it got. What do you guys think?
 

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I would say that it's a butter too.
If you don't like it, you can alway send it over to me. I will kindly accept it!! hahah
 
Maybe Rich could shed some more light on this, but I doubt that enough butters were being produced by enough breeders two years ago that a butter could accidentally end up in a ten-lot. It seems more probable to me that you have a yellow creamsicle there. Obviously, there's no way for me to know for certain, but I just wonder about the availability of butter babies on a widespread basis two years ago.

Anyone else have an idea about that question? Rich?
 
Darin, thats exactly what I thought...

too. Thanks to everybody that replied. BTW that snake was crossed with this creamsicle and produced 12 good eggs, no slugs. They all hatched successfully about 5 days ago.
 

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Now thats a nice creamsicle

post some pics of the babies!! I really love your snakes!!
 
LOL the Cream is so hard to distinguish... It seems that the Cream looks alot like the Amel, Sunglow, Butter, and that last pic looks like a CandyCane... In all cases though the Cream and the Butter both grow more Yellow each shed... of course the Butter on a larger scale... Im not sure on what it is but after breeding it you should be able to tell what it is... but my vote is a Cream like Darin said... or Course theres always that chance to getting that *SPECIAL* morph from people who just plain out dont know!!!
 
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