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What morph is this ?

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MadApocalypse

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when I got my cornsnake the guy did not now what morph he was can someone help me out on which one he is ?


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Definitely a classic, normal, wild-type...all the same animal. And the locality, the area from which its wild relatives hail, looks to be Carolina. Lovely snake!
 
What a beautiful snake. Yep, normal/wild type. I absolutely love normals. He's a very handsome guy.

If you have noticed he's got dark, melanin stripes that overlay his pattern. I love those as well. It's more difficult to see, but I think I see some white or at least lighter stippling around his black borders. Those things are both hallmarks of snakes truer to the wild type. I'm always excited to see snakes that exhibit them. Add in those awesome belly checkers and you have the complete package there!
 
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