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Sunglow Motley?
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MysticExotics
(formerly NWHeather)
I would not consider that one a Sunglow Motley. I would call that an Amel Motley (a very pretty one).
Don Soderberg used to have a photo on his website that showed the difference. The "Sunglow" part is an added red wash (I'm not sure if it is Red Factor or another red gene).
It's not the best of photos, but this is a Sunglow Motley that I used to have.
Don Soderberg used to have a photo on his website that showed the difference. The "Sunglow" part is an added red wash (I'm not sure if it is Red Factor or another red gene).
It's not the best of photos, but this is a Sunglow Motley that I used to have.
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NiklasTyreso
New member
It look like a rather banded motley. Nice snake!
It is hard to tell the colour it will develop as it matures.
It is hard to tell the colour it will develop as it matures.
Bryanchesnutt
New member
Nice banded Amel motley. Needs more red/orange in the background color to be a sunglow
