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What type of snow?
- Thread starter merrill924
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merrill924
newbie
Jungle corn
That would be the second opinion of jungle corn. Is there even a market for that? I don't know how to feel. First my female turns out to be male and now he's not even the corn I bought! Well, he was the first "corn" I ever bought...from a petstore nonetheless.
That would be the second opinion of jungle corn. Is there even a market for that? I don't know how to feel. First my female turns out to be male and now he's not even the corn I bought! Well, he was the first "corn" I ever bought...from a petstore nonetheless.
Jimmy Johnson
Old Timer
don't give up yet
I have seen snows with that much color.
Do you have any more photos of it?
It does look like a possible jungle but a few more pictures might help to make
it a little easier to be sure.
I have seen snows with that much color.
Do you have any more photos of it?
It does look like a possible jungle but a few more pictures might help to make
it a little easier to be sure.
merrill924
newbie
Jimmy Johnson
Old Timer
I don't know
The light one definitely looks like a snow
The more I look the yellow one just doesn't jump out as a hybrid to me.
Am I wrong in assuming the head shot is of the light snake while the yellow body is the other snake?
A head shot of the yellow one would help.
The light one definitely looks like a snow
The more I look the yellow one just doesn't jump out as a hybrid to me.
Am I wrong in assuming the head shot is of the light snake while the yellow body is the other snake?
A head shot of the yellow one would help.
merrill924
newbie
Head of orange snow -pic
It is the light colored snow that I was told was a hybrid, not the orange snow. If my light colored snow is pure, then would he be considered a coral snow? Is the orange one not a snow? I want the best match for breeding when I buy a female, so coloring is quite the consideration.
The boys live in the same cage, so they are sometimes both in the picture.
It is the light colored snow that I was told was a hybrid, not the orange snow. If my light colored snow is pure, then would he be considered a coral snow? Is the orange one not a snow? I want the best match for breeding when I buy a female, so coloring is quite the consideration.
The boys live in the same cage, so they are sometimes both in the picture.
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Jimmy Johnson
Old Timer
interesting
I may be way off base but after looking at the orange one's head I believe it is a corn/rat mix.
I actually believe it is a corn/grey rat mix.
It kind of has that frosted look from a corn/grey rat mix.
Hopefully someone with a little more experience will look and help clear it up.
I may be way off base but after looking at the orange one's head I believe it is a corn/rat mix.
I actually believe it is a corn/grey rat mix.
It kind of has that frosted look from a corn/grey rat mix.
Hopefully someone with a little more experience will look and help clear it up.
gardenmum
Hopelessly Addicted
Well, I have to say, the first thing I thought of when I saw the head and upper body of that white one was "jungle corn". It just smacks that look to me. And, yes, I did realize that there were two snakes in that picture and that the yellow one did not belong to the white headed one.
That yellow one, I don't know. Could be a pure corn, could be a rat/corn cross, I have not seen any yellowish corns like that but his pattern & color type looks pure corn to me.
But I have to stick by the fact that white one looks like a Jungle Corn to me.
That yellow one, I don't know. Could be a pure corn, could be a rat/corn cross, I have not seen any yellowish corns like that but his pattern & color type looks pure corn to me.
But I have to stick by the fact that white one looks like a Jungle Corn to me.
SODERBERGD
Active member
Snows
The "flesh" colored one is a snow. That used to be a very common color of snow corn long ago. Not common today, but exactly like many pure snows I've had in the past.
The lighter one is definitely a hybrid. That light yellow ground color smacks of California king cross. Markings and colors all say it's a jungle corn from California king stock.
Don
The "flesh" colored one is a snow. That used to be a very common color of snow corn long ago. Not common today, but exactly like many pure snows I've had in the past.
The lighter one is definitely a hybrid. That light yellow ground color smacks of California king cross. Markings and colors all say it's a jungle corn from California king stock.
Don
merrill924
newbie
Thank You
Thank you for clearing that up Don. There are seriously NO experts in Sacramento. It's nice to have a forum to help me decide where to go with my breeding. I think I'll just sell my hybrid.
Thank you for clearing that up Don. There are seriously NO experts in Sacramento. It's nice to have a forum to help me decide where to go with my breeding. I think I'll just sell my hybrid.