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Well...i was wrong...it's not an opal since the eyes are not red....it's a motley for sure and an hypo...im doing some research to see if it could be a cinder...but thanks for the welcome!
 
Welcome! I'm relatively new to the forums. I've been here a month and I've learned an incredible amount of information. Grankin, I saw you were talking about creamsicles and I have one. And she is named after the Roman Goddess of Protection, Juno. She is a wonderful little pet. Also, I was wondering. Do corn snake breeders not consider Creamsicles corn snakes? I know they are a hybrid, a mix between an emory rat snake and an albino(?) corn. I am definitely not going to, but hypothetically, could I breed my creamsicle to any other kind of corn snake? Sorry for the questions on this thread im just not exactly sure where to put them. Thanks!
 
I'm not really sure honestly. I'm not even sure that mine is a Creamsicle but that's what I've been told. Yes, they are a hybrid but they fit in on this forum well so posting them anywhere that corns are legal :))) is fine. They are considered corns just not full blooded. I am new to it myself still so I don't have many answers for you ... sorry. :)
 
Nanci said:
A baby opal looks like this. (Well, this one is striped, but the color is the same). It would be very unlikely to see an opal motley in a pet store, although a regular-patterned opal might be there. But a hypo motley would be something you'd find there. She is going to be a beautiful snake when she grows up- her colors will change a lot! There is a website called Ian's Vivarium. If you Google it, and go to the cornsnake morph section, you can see lots of pictures of all the different morphs, including hypo, and how it looks with a normal pattern, or motley or stripe.
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nice snake Nancy
 
thanks! I think I won't be able to find the description of her color loll she's a hypo motley...and she's pink! but she started to shed now..there is some skin in the viv and from what I've seen, her color is changing to, the red is coming out more. I am all excited to find the new her! loll
 
I couldn't imagine that my snake would make me passionate! I am coming over here more often the I am going on facebook loll I love reading you guys and I get to learn so much!
 
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