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For all of you that think you know corn snake genetics...

moreptiles

moreptiles

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I seem to get a couple of these every year:

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This should be fun... alright everyone, what is it? :shrugs:
 
A "paradox" snow. Although It looks as though theres more amel than anery influence.

Doesn't look too odd to me.
 
Tula_Montage said:
A "paradox" snow. Although It looks as though theres more amel than anery influence.
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I've never seen a paradox snow that looks like that. Good guess... but not not quite there :bang:
 
moreptiles said:
I seem to get a couple of these every year: This should be fun... alright everyone, what is it?
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The intermediary spots look too orange to be snow, so I'm guessing hypo amel of some sort. Hypo Amel Lava?
 
What was the parents? :D

This one looks a little bit like the Amel Kastanies here in Europe, they start snowish looking and become more and more orange as the mature.
 
looks like a normal snow or a hypo snow for me, i can't see any lavender in this awesome snake ;)
and i can't see any kastanie in him/her
 
Tula_Montage said:
A "paradox" snow. Although It looks as though theres more amel than anery influence.

Doesn't look too odd to me.
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As in the orange being the paradox part? Hmm. Paradox's don't tend to form a regular pattern.
 
Looks kinda of snopal to me... or is there such a thing as a hypo opal? Not sure... not terribly experienced yet either so...
 
Alright, Bwana and Carol are both correct. This snake actually comes from a reverse okeetee line. For some reason some of them hatch out with very little color. It usually takes a couple of months for their color to come in. I'll post some pictures after this one sheds so everyone can see what I mean. Thanks for playing!
 
Is this what is called a 'Sunrise'? My understanding of them is that they are Amels that almost appear as Snows as hatchlings and gain their color as they mature... :shrugs:
 
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