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The Color-Changing Snake!

windowswisher

expert noisemaker
My boyfriend picked up this little one, which we thought to be a snow stripe, in late August. The snake was popped as a male. I picked out a little butter stripe, also popped as a male.

Here are some pictures a couple of weeks after he arrived home. Well, after his first shed he looked COMPLETELY different - much, much more yellow. He is definitely a butter stripe, like mine. I only wish, wish, wish he were a female! :( The couple told me he came from a Gold Dust pairing, although I thought Butters were amel x caramel.

It's odd the different personality he has from (presumably) his clutchmate, my butter stripe, Zipper. Zipper is fast and a bit squirmy. Slink (as Byron named him) is the calmest little baby I've EVER seen!

Will be fun to see their progression/track their change in colors. He looks very, very similar to my butter, Zipper: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=104168



Here he is, Slink 2010 Butter Stripe:

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The pictures are too yellow to tell if your snake is actually a butter, or just a rather yellow snow (which can and does happen).

Golddust is ultramel caramel. You breed those together and the resulting offspring are either ultra caramels, ultramel caramels, or butters.
 
Yes, he does have the most yellow lightbulbs I've ever seen. The whole place is so dim.

Here's a couple more, maybe you can get a better idea:

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Eventually I'll get him outside.
 
yeah, butters get yellower as they age. My butter motley was tan and brown when I got him, now he's bright yellow.
 
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