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What Are WE?!

Could they be albino emoryi? They are a beautiful yellow/orange and white (I've never seen one in person, but they are very pretty in photos).
 
I have yet to post updated pics for you all, but the female is 100% a green spot snow.

the male.... i still dont know. he isnt a hybrid, his face screams corn snake. He looks like a blizzard with that "halo" gene sarah mohr talks about. but he could be a funky snow or something else. I plan to breed the two together, and i will know. If i get all amels, or mostly amels (if they hace matching hets.....) then hes a blizzard. all snows, hes a snow... honestly the only way i know to figure it out lol
 
Hmmm....well, I have to admit that now you have me wondering! Lol I had never heard of a Green Spot Snow, but now that I have googled it...

I have a thread under the Cultivar/Morph section called "Lucky Snow", in which I have posted a pic of my (almost) yearling snow that was purchased for me from PetCo as a birthday gift. She is developing green saddles and some other unusual colors. I posted a pic, but it is from my phone and not very good. I can't help but wonder if my little snow is one of these...

~Beau
 
Actually, now that I have looked at the descriptions at Ivan's Viv, I think mine is possibly a Bubblegum. Only time will tell! Lol
~Beau
 
Just to add to the Halo thoughts...
Sarah isn't the one that originated the Halo stuff or even the first with it. She simply seems to be the first to focus on it as a project. That being said, I personally acquired 2 random snakes, not from Sarah, that, when bred together produced Halo snows.
We are working together on figuring out whether this is genetic or selective, but that's beside the point. My point is, these could still be "Halos" without having any relation to Sarah's snakes.
 
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