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Whiteout Corns?

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LeeC

New member
Whiteout Cornsnakes
Amelanistic, Charcoal & Bloodred. This triple recessive animal is a typical Blizzard Cornsnake in color, but with even less traces of pattern present. Due to the Bloodred genetics, there is no ventral pattern (Plain-Belly).

dddd·aaaa·chcchc·An+an66%a·H+h50%h (gentics code) as seen here:
http://www.vmsherp.com/4SaleCornsnakes.htm

I was just wondering if anyone around here has seen/heard of these? And maybe would know where to get one?
 
Although there was a member with some whiteout snakes, I am unable to remember who it was. They do have them for sale on vms.com as hatchlings for sale.
 
I've just started a whiteout project myself....I'll have a clutch of triple het normals (het for Amel, Charcoal, and Diffusion, of course) pipping in about a month.

regards,
jazz
 
crackerhead said:
Although there was a member with some whiteout snakes, I am unable to remember who it was. They do have them for sale on vms.com as hatchlings for sale.
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He had one.... and it was sold as soon he posted up lol.


and jazz, your using diffused instead of bloodred? Does diffused present a white belly as a het marker? Im assuming youve seen this combination before and it looks better then a bliz?
 
As dr73 referenced, I'm one of those wackjobs that uses the terms "diffused" and "diffusion gene".

But I still call diffused normals/classics "bloodreds". ;)

regards,
jazz
(whose head explodes when wondering what a "butter bloodred" looks like)
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