My two babies!

[Shady]

Not the best pictures but I still adore them.

Im pretty sure one is a snow and the other is a classic.

Can anyone confirm this?

The snow's name is Zelda and the classic is Link. Unsure if either of their sexes.

 

[juliegarner]

Cute babies

 

[FamilyOfExotics]

Very cute! Love their colours

 

[Guruofchem]

Your "snow" may be accurate, but I think they are supposed to have red eyes and I can't tell that from the pics - color looks right though.

The other one doesn't look classic to me at all (too light) - looks more like a caramel, maybe? Standard disclaimer - I'm usually bad at morphs, so take my suggestions with a shaker of salt...

 

[Shady]

Thanks Julie and Familyof Exotics

Zeldas eyes are indeed red

 

[jessicashallperish]

the "classic" appears to be a ghost (hypo anery)

 

[Alicia P]

Cuties!! I say you are correct about your snow, but the other does not look like a classic, no orange or red??

 

[hypnoctopus]

The one you're unsure of looks like a ghost. Very cute snakes!

 

[Shady]

Im red green color blind, so its really hard for me to identify colors. But near the head it on his side saddles looks to me like orange (you can kinda see it on the 2nd pic). but his colors get darker further down.

 

[Jessica29]

Cute. I agree, a ghost and a snow.

 

[Alicia P]

the "classic" appears to be a ghost (hypo anery)

Yes, it does look like a ghost.

 

[Shady]

I agree it does look like a ghost. Thanks everyone!

I will try to get some better shots of these guys later today.

 

[Guruofchem]

OK - help the morph newb. What leads you to ghost rather than caramel? The black on the saddles is pretty pronounced, and it looks creamier and more yellow than most of the ghosts pictured at IansViv. Not arguing here, just curious and trying to sort out the mess of corn morphs.

 

[hypnoctopus]

Most caramels at that size have much richer browns and yellows. This corn doesn't appear brown to me at all. More like a very pale tan/peach and I don't see any yellow on it at all.

Here's my caramel - you can see how much browner she is with very distinct yellow: