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NEVER let an amelanistic corn play with a magic marker!!
- Thread starter WebSlave
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meretseger
New member
Killer! Is that genetic? Not that I'd be happy to see Kenyan sand boas lose their corner on the paradox market.
Erin B.
Erin B.
Willis Wildlife Enterprises
New member
First we get Ruby-freckled snows, now we have Onyx-freckled amels! And we can't forget the Opals! Now you need to come up with a Diamond, or even better, a Sapphire!
Guess you're keeping this one!
Guess you're keeping this one!
meretseger
New member
If you crossed a red speckled axanthic with a black speckled amel, it would just explode upon hatching: agree or disagree?
Erin B.
Erin B.
Clay Davenport
Cerebral Nomad
And you can label the offspring of that one "het for sharpie"
Mister Jingles
New member
corn
What am i missing here? The snake obviously didnt play with a Permanent Marker
So why does an Amelanistic snake have black in it?
Forgive my ignorance please
What am i missing here? The snake obviously didnt play with a Permanent Marker
So why does an Amelanistic snake have black in it? Forgive my ignorance please
Buttcheeks
New member
corn
Probably because there is a slight recessive trait for partial melanism. strange looking snake that.
Probably because there is a slight recessive trait for partial melanism. strange looking snake that.
Mister Jingles
New member
Hey Mike, glad u could make it in.
Odd corn there. Kinda like a glitch in the Matrix isnt it?
Odd corn there. Kinda like a glitch in the Matrix isnt it?
At this point, I would not even try to guess at the cause of this phenomenon. But I seem to get a couple oddities every year hatching out.
I have no idea whether it is something that can be predictably expressed genetically or not. I only have a few oddballs, and none are big enough to breed yet. There are a few more examples scattered in my SerpenCo photo gallery on my CornSnakes.com forums you may find of interest.
I have no idea whether it is something that can be predictably expressed genetically or not. I only have a few oddballs, and none are big enough to breed yet. There are a few more examples scattered in my SerpenCo photo gallery on my CornSnakes.com forums you may find of interest.
Buttcheeks
New member
I think that you would be able to continue to express that trait again. Th emagic marker corn! melanism is an expressable trait and i think its no more than some stubborn melanism.