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What Is He?

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scorch84

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Okay...everyone said oketee then normal...but he is darker than a normal and different from an oketee too...what type is my baby corn snake?


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any help is appreciated...i bet everyone is right but he looks different to me...but also i know nothing about corn coloring....
 
Looks like a classic/normal to me, he doesn't have dark enough borders to be a okeetee. He will get lighter/brighter as he grows, normal babies are darker.
 
sorry cornynoob-i was not questioning you i wanted to get others opinions...i just dont know anything about them and thought i would get as much input i could...cornynoob,you have been helpful i hope i did not make it sound like i dont believe you or anyone else who told me the type...:D
 
The babies really change as they grow up- baby normals look like what yours looks like. Baby normals don't look like adult normals.

Nanci
 
yeah I would agree in thats its a classic/normal. Looks similar to my hannah (still MIA). Here are some pics of her to compare. The second and third pics are her natural color:

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I chose her because her saddles were darker than the other normals in the pet store. She looks almost okeetish, but she's a classic. Hope this helps ya.
 
I would say Normal, too. There is such a variation of normals, it's amazing to me. The weird thing is, my little normal was really light colored from the begining. He was never as dark as yours. It just amazes me at the difference in each normal. I think they have to be my favorite morph, due to the randomness of it.
 
I would say he's normal and should get some nice oranges as he matures . . . aaaaaand (I know you weren't looking for my opinion) he's also very dry as his shed is not coming off very well. Put in a small hide with some damp paper towels or moss in the warm end of the tank.

D80
 
Wish there was an edit button, haha.

You can see my normal in my avatar, and though the picture DOES look very light, his colors are very similar to his in-person colors. Here are some pictures...

These are from when I first got him...
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And some more recent pictures...
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- Ignore my ugly mug in that one! haha It was taken today for another thread.

I hope you dont feel as though I took over your thread, I just wanted to show you the difference in color variations for a normal. All three snakes (yours, mine, and ladydragons) are all very different, but all normal/classic corns.
 
I'll twelfth the Normal verdict... not least because "It's a normal if it's not something else."

Unless it is obviously a Recessive or Incomplete Dominant morph, I'm inclined to label anything a normal :) Though some of the really spectacular Miami and Okeetee animals deserve their own labels!
 
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