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Genetics ID please

jimijaw

jimijaw

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I am new to corn snakes and I would really appreciate any help in IDing what type of corns I have. Pic 1 im told by the pet shop is a 4 year old Black pearl female. Pic 2 Im told is a Creamcicle male 1 1/2 years old. Please help as I am going to learn the genetics of corn snakes one way or another. Thanks Jimi
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Please forgive me on the large pics I justed wanted to make sure you could see the detail.
 
Black pearl is not a morph of cornsnake. That black snake would be an 'anerythristic'.

Snake two is an amelanistic. If the person is telling you it's a creamsicle, you need to assume that it does have emoryi blood in it and consider it a creamsicle.

Btw, creams are amelanistic corns with emoryi (Great Plains Rat) in it.
 
IMO you have an anerythristic (lacking red pigment) and a candy cane (selectivley bred amelanistic).

Doesn't look creamsicle at all to me, no yellows in the groud colour.
 
Thank you both so very much!!!! I know I cant go by what the pet shop says all he is interested in is selling them, Again I thank you so much. Jimi
 
Tula_Montage said:
IMO you have an anerythristic (lacking red pigment) and a candy cane (selectivley bred amelanistic).

Doesn't look creamsicle at all to me, no yellows in the groud colour.
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Ditto,My thoughts as well.
 
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