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I know if you breed amel emoryi to amel corn you get normal looking offspring het for both forms of amel. I would like to see a pic of the results between crossing a pair of these offspring. I asssume some from the same clutch would be more red/orange than others because of the corn enfluence and some having more yellow because of the emoryi influence.

Technically would these still be called creamsicles?

Would amel emoryi X norm corn still yield (f2) creamsicles since there is no amel from the corn side involved?

There are for the most part two forms of the amel gene. There is T and T-. It is my understanding that you can find both forms in Corns so you could cross an amel Emory with an amel Corn and get 100% amel offspring if they are both the same form of the gene.

I will be breeding amel Emorys this spring, but I haven't tried crossing one with an amel Corn. I am sure that there are many examples of this cross out there and someone has posted pictures for all to view. Try doing a Google search.

this spring im gonna breed an albino emory and an albino cornsnake. does anybody have a picture of what this wuold turn out to . would these still be creamsicles