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akaangela

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If you bred a avalanche snow to a anery? Has anyone ever heard of an avalanche snow? Would you show me a photo? I would like to see a photo of what you would get :) Thanks
 
You would get Anery het amel and diffused.
O and btw avalanche snows don't exist avalanches are snows with diffused in them
 
Are you sure you have an avalanche snow? Or is it an avalanche or a snow cause it will change your out come. But yes play with the calculator that MotleyMedusa7 provided.
 
Thanks. The calculator seems a bit confusing. Probably because I don't know the different types of corns. Next year I might breed her to my male. I am not sure what he is but he is all red (but he is not a bloodred) he is more of a light red with very little pattern. I really would LOVE to have a bloodred. :)
 
The best way to use the calculator would be to click on the link at the top where it says "My corn snake isn't here. What do I do?" It will give you the genetic makeup of most of the trade-names. For your anery, you would obviously want to click on the Anerythristic under male or female (depending on who is what) and for your Avalanche, you'd select Amel, Anery, and Diffused according to the link I spoke of above. Once those are in, just click Calculate and they will show you both the pheno and genotypes of the babies that are possible.
 
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