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Is there such a morph

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Wallace

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Im new to all this and was wondering if there is a morph with a light tan ground with dark reddish brown saddles I realy love snakes with strong contrast
 
Sounds a bit like Miamis or Crimsons, though I think the ideal of those is silver backgrounds, not tan.
 
Would like to point out that there are plain ol' okeetees (which the above is and my reason for posting this), extreme okeetees, and Abott/Abbot okeetees, all of which are distinguished by the thick black (or white) border around the saddle. Abbot/Abotts have brighter colors and very thick black borders. Plain okeetees don't have super thick borders, but still have thick enough borders to be called okeetee. Extreme okeetees can look like either the usual okeetee or Abott/Abbot, but extreme okeetees have SUPER SUPER thick borders.
There's also the reverse okeetee, which is just an amel corn with thick white borders.

If I got any of this wrong, hit me with a popsicle.
 
Thanx guys those are all beautifull snakes just not quite my personal ideal I guess I'll just have try and breed the one I described
 
Some caramels have a tan background with mahogany brown saddles. I don't have a photo of such a beast on hand, but you might try a search for them.
 
I was also thinking that some immature ambers and caramels fit that description. I doubt you'll get adult ambers that retain that color, but you may be able to find some adult caramels along those lines. Some normals, especially hatchlings and subadults show that coloration as well, but again, finding one that looks that way as an adult may be more difficult. And then, you can always go for the hybrids, like a jungle corn.
 
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