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Morph Identification
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Do you have a better picture, it's kind of dark? My guess from what I am seeing is that it could be a Butter, and Amel or a Creamsicle by my guess(es).
AtrociousOne
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i would agree that the amel gene is in there somewhere, maybe a sunglow? those pics are pretty dark though so hard to tell
brianm616
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looks just like a female sunglow i have
Southern Wolf
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I dont know if I'd call it a sunglow. This is one of my sunglow motleys
AtrociousOne
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yeah, maybe just amel
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I dont know if I'd call it a sunglow. This is one of my sunglow motleys
Now Kevin, that is a Sunglow.
I agree, I do not believe the questioned one it is a Sunglow. Way too much white.
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OP, are you going to post another better lit pic so we can help you identify this snake? I've seen you viewing this thread after other posts as well as viewing right now. Other than that we are not going to be able to help you with more than guesses.
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Southern Wolf
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that photo is still dark and due to the darkness my original thought would be butter... .but chances are its an amel. Turn the flash on so the image will get brighter.
Southern Wolf
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does it look like either one of these three snakes?
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Southern Wolf
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Is it orange or yellow?
thats why I posted a couple of mine that I have photos of on my site. To see if they somewhat match up.
emellis
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It's a light creamy orange with hints of yellow. It's nothing like my amel, which looks more like the three pictured snakes.
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While Amles can be orangish too I would go with Creamsicle for my choice / guess.
Southern Wolf
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You'd have to look up creamcicles... I dont do hybrids.
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A Creamsicle is a hybrid between an Emory Rat and a Corn. (Amel obviously)
Here is a link to a pic from South Mountain of a Creamsicle:
http://www.cornsnakes.net/gallery.php?catid=2&id=11
Here is a link to a pic from South Mountain of a Creamsicle:
http://www.cornsnakes.net/gallery.php?catid=2&id=11
evilcowboy420
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my guess would be butter as well. It has a way softer coloration than just an Amel.
i saw one like this yesterday. it was listed as a candy cane corn. i hope this helps im not very smart on corn snakes only ball pythons. good luck
the lower pic im talking about. i have no idea about the upper one