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Creamsicle Corn X Grey Rat Snake

PJCReptiles

PJCReptiles

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My wife and I have a few morphs of cornsnakes and we have done research on our creamsicle (female) and we know you get creamsicle corns by breeding amelenistic cornsnakes to amelenistic ratsnakes. We have just purchased a grey ratsnake (male) and we were wondering if we bred them the clutch would be? i.e. het for something or would they turn out as like say a frosted creamsicle or a grey creamsicle? We are intrigued and would like and appreciate any information that you would like to share.
Thank You,
Jay & PJ
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