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MCHouse

MCHouse

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I inherited an entire collection of corns from a friend i have identified all of the color and pattern morphs but this one.....can anyone tell me what this is?

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Thanks for the help

MCHouse
www.Nightbreedreptiles.com
 
I would agree. Looks to be an Amel.

So how many corns did you "inherit"? What other morphs are in the mix? :wavey:
 
I'd go so far as to say it looks like a banded amel. The saddles seem to wrap around the body, especially on the tail. Very nice!
 
really? I was told that this was an Amel!

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someone on another board called the first one a milk snake phase?

sorry I'm new to the corn snake market so I'm just totally lost!

I inherited roughly 30 corns including Butters, Amels, Snows, Green Blotch Snows, Anerys, Motleys, Stripes, Zig zags, Normals, and Miami Phase....

MCHouse
www.Nightbreedreptiles.com
 
I'm so confused!!!! Is this also an Amel? I was unaware that they come in such variety!

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I feel like such an idiot! I have been breeding snakes for 20 years but this is my first foray into corn snakes!

MCHouse
www.Nightbreedreptiles.com
 
Their is a lot of variety in Amel...I attached a few pictures of my Amels (stripes) to show the variance that can be seen...I don't have any standard Amels, but hopefully that helps!
 

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Yours could also be a cream sicle; amel with emoryi rat snake blood, cause they usually have lighter colors. But that is quite impossible to find out. At the other hand, most creams tend to have a somewhat bigger/broader head, which yours has not.
 
Al all stated above Amel's vary. Also certianly change alot as they get bigger.

My Amel Phinius at 2 months old (looking closer like the other amel you posted)
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Same Snake - This is Phinius at 11 months old.
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