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Diliute anery stripe corn best possible mate?

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Hey folks, I got this lovely female anery cornsnake as a hatchling. I've now had her for about 10 months, so she's close to being a yearling. I'm going to wait conservatively until she's a good 3 years old to mate her (I'd rather she has at least one empty clutch before mating), but for the time being I'm looking for a boyfriend for her so I can have a breeding project set up by the time she's mature.

So, I've been doing a bit of research on some possible morphs I could mate her with, but I wanted to ask you guys and see what your suggestions are. Right now my ideal snake to pair her with would be a Hypo stripe albino, as I believe this would produce ghost stripes or possibly opal/bubblegum stripes? I'm not exactly clear on the genetic lineages of each morph as I'm going purely from what I've read on Iansvivarium.

Thanks so much in advance, and here's a picture of the snake in question (her name is soot)

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