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So is "Morph Z" now officially the "Ashy Corn?" Not too catchy but I guess neither was "Morph Z"
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-David Harrison-
.1 Snow Corn "Hope"
1. Striped Anery Corn "Vendetta"
1. Orange Albino Black Ratsnake "Chunk" (Goonies)
.1 Orange Albino Black Ratsnake "Peaches"
.1 Ball Python "Rocky Ballboa" (Didn't name her!)
"Have you ever tried simply turning off the T.V., sitting down with your kids... and hitting them?"
i would consider it an axanthic, it has no yellow and when crossed with amel its white and red
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jake
my addiction:
0.2 normal ball pythons (lazlo and izzy)
0.1 amelenistic corn snake (maizy)
0.1 blizzard corn (blizz)
1.0 albino cal king (zeus)
0.0.1 wc garter (zim)
hybrid breeders association
hybrid haven
Rich has decided to call his Ashy corns, but really the market does decide what catches on and what doesn't. I choose to call mine Cinders last year and have had a lot of positive feedback for the name.
We really have no proof they are Axanthic yet, it could just be a line bred quality. If you remember, in the beginning, Charcoals had no yellow but as they were outcrossed many developed quite a bit of it proving that the Charcoal gene itself was not causing Axanthism. We'll have to wait and see if this happens with Cinder as well before we can assume they are axanthic.
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Carol Huddleston
www.lowbellyreptiles.com
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