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Wondering what kind of snow corn..

JoshnJJ

JoshnJJ

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couple days ago, I went to Petco, and purchased a snow corn,
but there's something unique about it and it's alot yellowish than the other regular snow corn,
it's light yellowish snow, with dark yellow borders around saddles.
I've never seen any snow corn like that,
I thought it would've been pink, but I was wrong, it's very light yellow,
like buttery color.
I will take pictures for further informantion, after
it's settled down in the tub.
I hope this question proved enough information for
everyone to recongize the morph.
 
A photo will help a great deal as I can't think of any snow (or corn homozygous) that would have "dark yellow borders around saddles". Some snows can have a yellowish color to them, plus have alot of dark yellow to their nose, side of head and neck, but the saddle borders are most often the lightest/whitest part, not dark.
 
ah okay, I got some pictures of Shia.
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This is the cutest picture of Shia.
Here's the body picture...
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The belly have yellow markings, not pink nor almost clear markings same as normal snow corn.
 
Ooops, if you did a close up look around the saddles, there is dark yellow edges around saddles, before it touches the white borders...
 
Snows, as with any corm morph, can change in color as they grow, but yours looks like it might have the makings to become what is called a pink and green snow or a green blotched snow. Very pretty!
 
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