Quick bit of info...
Anery - Recessive trait, resulting snake is typically black/grey or brown/tan, often with yellow on the neck. More commonly called 'Amel', short for Amelanistic.
Albino - Recessive trait, resulting snake has no black or brown, with white replacing the normally black borders.
Creamsicle - Albino with emoryi heritage. Hybrid. Good quality creamsicles have a nice orange look to them (like a creamsicle popsicle), but some can look almost exactly like normal pure corn albinos. (There's a group of people out there that cares about this distinction and is very picky about making sure all corn-hybrids bear the name.)
Snow - Two recessive traits... specifically, Albino and Anery. Black pigment is absent, but so is red. Color generally ranges from pink, to white, to yellow... sometimes a little bit of lime green.
One thing you forgot to provide is what gender your snakes are. If they are all male, you obviously can't produce anything... But, ignoring gender, here's what you'd get in each cross:
Snow X Albino (or Creamsicle)= All Albinos (or Creamsicles) het for Anery. (If the albino is already het anery, you'll get some snows.)
Snow X Anery = All Anerys het Albino. If the Anery is het Amel, you'll get some snows.
Anery X Albino (or Creamsicle)= All Normals (or Rootbeers*) het for Anery and Albino. If either parent is het for the other trait, you'll get that other trait showing.
*Rootbeer is the name for emoryi-hybrids which are normal in appearance.
You'll want to have your snakes sexed by someone experienced so that you know what you can actually pair up. Best case scenario would be for your snow to be male, and the other two female.
Incidentally, if your albino (Amel) was sold to you as a Creamsicle, then consider it a creamsicle, even if it doesn't meet a preconceived look.
-Kat
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