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Morph Identification

CobraPt

New member
Good afternoon everyone,

I have a little doubt about this snake. I think it's a Crimson Wide-stripe Zig-Zag. What do you think it is?

This snake was born in 12/Aug/2012 and she haven´t change her skin.

Regards.

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I had to go thru my widestripe hatchlings from this year,
and last year
many look quite similar in overall pattern expression

The head pattern of my crimson miami mot is just like yours

Many of the w/s babies have the same pattern distortion you are calling 'zigzag'

I do not think it is zigzag
or,
it is "aztec influence" maybe?

Widestripe seems to dominate other patterns
with the exception of tessera

The hatchling it is definitely widestripe
That's the best I can do.

Will you be raising the babies up for F2 project?
 
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