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Could someone please help me with the color phase of this baby male? Thank you for the help!

That looks like a green snow! 75% sure on that. Does everyone agree?
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2 corn snakes- Yink and Waldo
2 FBT's

It's a "snowcorn" that will most likely get much more yellow/green as it matures. ............................Doug
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Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!

so far I have got :
snow corn
green snow
neon snow
motley snow

Many people put way to much emphasis on dreaming up different names for slight differences,or variation in individuals!!. Some "snows" have more pink, green, yellow,ect.....but really it's only one of many variations of "snowcorn"!!!, also, it is not what I would refer to as a "Motley" either,as it would have to have much more than the slight amount on it's neck for me to honestly call it one.....Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing your animal, as a matter of fact, It looks really nice,.....many would agree with me,some might disagree,........this is my opinion.........Doug

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Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!

>>Many people put way to much emphasis on dreaming up different names for slight differences,or variation in individuals!!. Some "snows" have more pink, green, yellow,ect.....but really it's only one of many variations of "snowcorn"!!!, also, it is not what I would refer to as a "Motley" either,as it would have to have much more than the slight amount on it's neck for me to honestly call it one.....Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing your animal, as a matter of fact, It looks really nice,.....many would agree with me,some might disagree,........this is my opinion.........Doug
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Well Mr. Doug.....I think that just about sums it up.
It is a snow, not a motley snow but it is indeed a very nice snow

by the way...for the original poster..
A snow corn is a corn snake that is expressing amelanism and anerthrism.
Amelanism is a lack of melanin (black) resulting in a snake with brighter remaining colors and red eyes.
Anerythrism is basically the lack of red pigmintation.
So, when you remove the black with amelanism and the red with anerythrism you have what is basically a white snake with varying degrees of pinks, yellows and greens.

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Jimmy,...........glad you agree with the point I was trying to make,....also,...........that is one "KICK-ASS" shot of your "snowcorn" that's what I think!!(LOL)................Doug
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Better to be silent and thought a fool, than to open mouth and remove any doubt!

well like doug said its a "snow" either way you put it. it may be motley but without seeing a photo of the belly i cant say for sure it may or may not be so if you can get a photo of the belly we can be sure. either way its a beutiful snow
adam
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1.1 sinacorns
1.0 striped ghost corns
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1.1 mbk
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0.1 striped albino corn
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0.1 albino nelsons
0.1 anery motley
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0.1 normal corn het hypo,anery
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