Morph clarification

[ThePaganJew]

Hello everyone. I've had these guys for a while but I want to start getting into breeding more seriously so I want some clarification on them. This first boy was sold to me as a normal but he always seemed to be more then that to me. What do you think? Oh and half of his stomach is red and black, the rest is normal.

This my rescue boy Aeron. When I got him he was and adult so underfed and skinny he could barely eat a small adult mouse, it was almost too big. Now he can eat rat pups and put on 5 inches in length I'm pretty sure he's reverse okeetee but it'd be nice to have some back up opinion. It's the best shot I could get of him.

 

[ZoologyGirl]

From what I can see in the pics...

1. normal
2. amel

 

[Sweetseraph]

I'd have to second Zoology girl's opinion.

Normals are highly variable, so it's hard to take one picture and say, "this is exactly what a normal should look like". In order for the amel to be considered a reverse okeetee, the white around each saddle would have to be thicker.

 

[vetusvates]

Seconded.

Oops, then thirded. LOL.

 

[ThePaganJew]

And see, this is why I ask questions.

 

[Chrissie&Coral&Lilly]

Normal and an Amel, Most definately.

 

[MysticExotics]

I agree with everyone.
Both of your snakes are beautiful.

Both of these are Classic/Normal corns of mine.
I initially thought the first one was Sukissed, but I was wrong, & some thought he was possibly Hypo, but he's in fact a Normal. So is my girl pictured. They do vary quite a bit.

 

[MysticExotics]

Classics are one of my favorite morphs.