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snow x with read the thread :3
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Shiari
Blutterer
You wouldn't be able to put that pairing into the corncalc anyway.
A creamsicle is an amelanistic *hybrid* of an emoryi ratsnake and a cornsnake. Bred to *anything* else, you are just going to make more hybrids that MUST be labeled as being such, even if the offspring look like "normal" corns.
So a creamsicle to a snow will make more creamsicles het for anery.
A creamsicle is an amelanistic *hybrid* of an emoryi ratsnake and a cornsnake. Bred to *anything* else, you are just going to make more hybrids that MUST be labeled as being such, even if the offspring look like "normal" corns.
So a creamsicle to a snow will make more creamsicles het for anery.
what would look awesome paired with a male snow
Nanci
Alien Lover
Here you go, Jason! If you're considering breeding snakes, you need to understand this first. It's not so bad!! You can do it!!
Genetics Tutorial
Genetics Tutorial