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Creamsicle Okeetee het anery

I'm not too sure that he would be considered Okeetee. The white doesn't seem to be as vibrant or large enough. But don't take my word for it, amel morphs aren't really my thing.
 
im skeptical on the the Okeetee part as well. Guess a little breeding later down the road will tell the story.
 
From what I understand, the Okeetee thing isn't a gene, but a line bred trait that widens the borders. Unless of course your snake is from the local that the Okeetee snakes came from originally.

That said, I don't think that once a snake is hybridized (creamsicles are hybrids as far as I know), that it would be covered under that local. And since the borders don't look any wider than normal. I would stick with just calling it a creamsicle.
 
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