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What morph of corn is this?
- Thread starter AllyStar
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cornmorphs
New member
very difficult to tell from those pictures, but it could well be ghost or lavender motleys, something along those lines.
I'll try but he's a bit of a terror, my first snake out of 14 to bite me! Well i bought him as a motley striped ghost, but im not 100% convinced. Possibly a pastel ghost though as hes quite pinky peachy on some bits, he just seems completly diffrent to all ghost pictures i've seen. Plus any ideas of what i should bread him with?
jaxom1957
No one can own just one
If you bought him as a motley-striped ghost, the odds are good that's what he is. As far as breading goes, I prefer egg and blue corn flower if I'm going to be pan frying. As far as what to breed to, that depends an what you want to produce. Only breeding to a snake at least het anery, amel or motley will give you something other than normal with hets offspring. I'd look for a motley snow, which would get you anery motley het amel hypo offspring.AllyStar said: