"What defines a creamsicle? Is it an amelanistic snake with any degree of corn/emory in it?"



Yes.



The reason for this is so that as those animals which have been repeatedly crossed back into the cornsnake side of the equation (thereby losing the overt influence of the emoryii side) can be identified as being hybrids. After multiple generations of breeding creams to corns, the offspring will be not be distinguishable from corns, so this naming issue is the only way to know what one has (or might be buying).



Hope that helps...
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Darin Chappell

Hillbilly Herps

PO Box 254

Rogersville, MO 65742

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• Just a quick creamsicle question - Intempesta_Nox, Sat Mar 12 16:49:26 2005
• RE: Just a quick creamsicle question - Darin Chappell, Sat Mar 12 17:19:07 2005
• I agree with Darin - draybar, Sat Mar 12 17:39:16 2005
• RE: I agree with Darin - Intempesta_Nox, Sat Mar 12 18:07:18 2005
• RE: I don't agree......... - jyohe, Sun Mar 13 09:57:06 2005
• RE: I don't agree......... - draybar, Sun Mar 13 10:40:47 2005
• RE: two completely valid points of view.... - Mike H., Mon Mar 14 11:57:23 2005
• RE: two completely valid points of view.... - Darin Chappell, Mon Mar 14 12:16:10 2005
• Another point (pure corns) - cowtownherper, Mon Mar 14 13:22:25 2005
• With all due respect.... - Darin Chappell, Mon Mar 14 10:01:40 2005
• Very well put Darin N/P - cowtownherper, Mon Mar 14 11:37:47 2005
• RE:..................anyways........... - jyohe, Thu Mar 17 17:09:42 2005