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What morph is this?

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Cornylover2

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Just picked these guys up last night. Wondering what the morph of the red snake is?
 

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Cornylover2 said:
Just picked these guys up last night. Wondering what the morph of the red snake is?
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Looks like a beautiful amel (short for amelanistic, which means that melanin/black is absent).
 
Very clueless member here :shrugs: but learning fast, seemingly not fast enough. I admire the knowledge some of you guys and girls have. I would like to ask a silly question if I may. In the pic above the corn on the left looks a lot like the one I have. What kind is it, the guy that sold it to me said it is a ordinary corn but I soon descoved that there are many different morphs.
 
The brown one is a normal corn snake. It is sometimes called "classic," also. It is the color you would find in the wild.
 
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