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Opinions Needed - Classic or Not?

I've caught adult wild corns in south Florida that have the orange wash on the lower belly. All of them, in fact. The orange wash is an aspect of the classic corns that develops with age. It's normally not quite that bright, but being an "Okeetee", that would enhance the colorations for you. All of the classics I currently own, or have ever owned, have had that orange wash.
 
Thank You All for the response.

I accept that she is a Classic. I will breed her to my Amel Male in the upcoming season and see what develops.
 
You can't prove Okeetee by breeding trials. If you go by the idea that only snakes from the locality are Okeetee, then there's nothing visually that's going to indicate to you one way or the other from the babies. If you accept that they are a certain look achieved by line-breeding, adding in a Lookeetee will probably widen the borders of the babies, but doesn't prove yours is a Lookeetee.
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It certainly doesn't prove it the other way eithier..
 
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