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I've been reading all these forums for years and now I have a digital camera so I figured I'd post a couple of pics of my three corn snakes. I got them the end of last summer and they are about 11months old. Still trying to figure out how to get these pics to be as good as I would like, the flash seems to ruin them.
Amel bloodred 160grams, he's on a diet cause he's a little overweight but an eating machine

normal 150grams

amel 130grams

be a hypo? I don't see any black on him/her. Beautiful snakes, all of them.
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phflame
kingsnake.com host

She does have a thin line of black around the red "saddles" ( i hope that's the correct term). I suppose it's possible that it is a hypo, I haven't actually compared her to a hypo in person, maybe I'll take a look at a few at the show this saturday. When I purchased her it was from a reputable breeder and she was labeled as a normal, 100% het amel, and 66% het hypo and some other traits, I'd have to check I don't remember the others offhand. Here's a closer shot for better comparison. let me know what you think. Keep in mind my photograqphy skills are not that great lol.

does show the black. I guess the other pix had the black washed out to a nice brown. Regardless, she is a beauty!
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phflame
kingsnake.com host

The first pic does show the black, at least I could see it. It looks very similar to snakes I produced last year. Could the snake be het for hypo? And remember, hypos can have black, but at a reduced amount. That snake definitely has a reduced amount.
I will have to post a pic of my keeper from last year, that looks similar.
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