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striped?

Good job searching and finding a photo, Phillip.
As the text underneath the photo says, it is in fact a Normal Stripe Cornsnake.

As with any morph, their can be a wide variety of variation. No one can tell you that any hatchling you find will turn out exactly like the one pictured. You can generally get a good idea by looking at pictures of the parents, but it can be a toss up either way.
 
ok
1. im not happy with your whole attitude and if your having a problem helping me then dont,

and are any striped corns dull in colour or end up like a normal ?
 
phillip2 said:
im not happy with your whole attitude and if your having a problem helping me then dont
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I'm not happy with the fact that you seem unable, at 25 years old, to run a simple search to find a picture. Reread your posts. Why would someone want to help you when in 3 hours you couldn't bring yourself to run a simple search? In person, do you rely on others to do simple tasks for you?

phillip2 said:
are any striped corns dull in colour or end up like a normal ?
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Again, their can be a wide, wide variation in any given morph. Even Normals can look completely different when you compare a group side by side.

Attached is a photo of a snake I affectionately call "Fugly" as she is the UGLIEST (IMO) Normal Stripe I've ever seen. We suspect she has Keys (a type of locality normal) in her, but have no way to confirm that. Sadly, I purchased her as an adult and have no idea what her hatchling colors were.
 

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i like her
and no im not 25 my age just says that im 16 but you apply that in ur search and loads comes up if u search normal striped corn then al that comes up is either normals corn or striped corn seperate.
so they dont seem 2 have dull colours.
 
phillip2 said:
i like her
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Thanks, a lot seem to like her. I get "yelled at" on here for calling her Fugly...But if you compare her to most other Stripes, she certainly stands out and doesn't have the vibrant colors usually seen. The closest I've ever seen to something matching her coloring is Keys and the Terrazzo morph.

phillip2 said:
im not 25 my age just says that im 16
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Then correct it as it is dishonest of you to lie to the forum about your age.

phillip2 said:
so they dont seem 2 have dull colours.
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Really, I guess it would depend on your definition of "dull." I consider Fugly to be dull in comparison to a standard Normal Stripe.
 
i just mean dark in colour,this one is dark in colour and therfore i mean i know he could be bright when older or darker it just depends,it wont stop me getting him im sure he wil be lovly and il get pics up 2morow.
is a normal stripe exactly a normal but no blotches and just stripes,do they gerenally look like normals as i dont like normal colours?
 
Stripe usually brightens and changes whichever colour variety it is, just as motley does. I think you really could search the photo and genetics sub-forums and find plenty of examples for yourself.
 
No, I couldn't possibly predict how your snake will develop, especially as I've never seen it!
 
phillip2 said:
for god sake im on another site and atleast if they have something to say they say it politely !!!
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I beg your pardon? I have been as polite as I could be. I could not say how your unseen future snake will turn out. I could make a wild guess if it would make you happier, but it would be based on me searching the site for examples to show you, which I'm not going to do.
Each snake I've raised has changed, and I'm reliably informed that they carry on changing as they grow older. If the changes in my own snakes surprises me, how could I answer your question in any meaningful way?
 
stripes normally look like stripes, not much else can be said.

your asking an unanswerable question,


most common stripe sold? depends on where you live.
in pet stores, most likely it is a normal stripe but occasionally even stores get in different morphs.

all snakes are different in shades, pattern etc, striped is no different, some have full striping along their whole body, others have breaks in the stripes, or they fade out(vanashing).

just look up striped corns to see the amount of variation in colors and shades.


and please stop being rude and demanding answers when you can search and look at pictures to see for yourself.
 
I'm sure the stripe you are considering will be beautiful when it grows up... Good luck and I hope you get a snake you really like.:)
 
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