From what I have read and seen, you cannot be 100% sure it will be a coral even if both parents are corals. I have seen some adults that are amazing and definately corals. But you just don't know until they mature. This is why I don't work with them. I would hate to sell a snake as a coral and have it turn out looking like a normal. I personally think that unless you can really tell, it should be sold as a poss. coral. Just my opinion.
Michael Burton

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