Do creamsicles have plain or checked bellies?

[batwrangler]

My friend has a cornsnake named Creamsicle for her lovely orange color. Without knowing anything about her parentage, is there anyway to tell if she's a creamsicle (hybrid)?

(You can see her here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/batwrangler/402684580/in/set-72157594522181174/)

Thanks!

 

[Ssthisto]

Looks Amel Motley to me... but no idea if she's got Emoryi or not.

 

[Tracee]

Looks Amel Motley to me...

Have to agree, you can see the stripe quite clearly.

My creamsicle started off with bright white belly scales and now they are only white-ish under the neck, with different shades of yellow and orange going down the body toward the tail. I can't unfortunately say if that's normal but some other creamsicle owners might be able to tell you.

 

[jaxom1957]

My friend has a cornsnake named Creamsicle for her lovely orange color. Without knowing anything about her parentage, is there anyway to tell if she's a creamsicle (hybrid)?

She/he is an amel stripe. I doubt if it's creamsicle; it lacks any of the traits usually associated with emory x's, including the color. The belly would be clear, since stripe is genetically similar to motley, which also produces clear bellies.

 

[_Sam_]

Belly

My creamsicle's belly has no pattern; it's just all white. =)

 

[Taxidermy]

That's odd ... my creamsicle has yellow belly checkers, they almost look green