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possible new morph? You decide

Here is the other one from the same clutch
 

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lol 'invisicorn' That is a neat baby.. I don't know much about morphs but it'll be interested to see that one grow.
 
Has it gone through its first shed? To me, it just looks like a freshly hatched motley (possibly some kind of hypo). They don't come out of the egg with their colors fully developed. But maybe I'm just missing something.

They're a couple nice looking babies. It'll be interesting to see what the one looks like after a few sheds.
 
Christen the parents are my Bloodred het pied male and my amel het charcal het lavender female. Took alot of time to get the right mix of genes.
 
I see a very typical motley. The front half of corns tends to be more colorful anyway in hatchlings.
 
What mix of genes were you going for? Because with those genes you should have gotten all normals with a bunch of possible hets but it does look like the parents had a couple surprises for you since that is obviously not what you are getting. lol With these pictures it is hard to tell but it almost looks as though you have a hypo and a ghost. As far as the two toned thing that can happen. I have a caramel mot that the last half of him looks like an anery. lol
 
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We will be selling one of these guys after they have shed and ate. Keep an eye out on our facebook page at C&J Cornsnakes and Reptile Supplies
 
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