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so i took a few pics of my little amel. I was gonna take some of my normal but hes in blue right now so mabe next weekend.
Sorry for the poor quality im still learning how to use my step dads digital cam., i just can get them to come outthey way i want them to its not a easy as film.

Do you think she is reverse okeetee because each tiem she sheds the bands around her saddles get thinker and thinker

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Corns
0.0.1 03' Amel
0.0.1 03' Normal

and the second pic

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Corns
0.0.1 03' Amel
0.0.1 03' Normal

>>and the second pic
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well, it does seem to have some nice wide white borders around the saddles but unless it was sold to you as a reverse Okeetee I would just refer to it as an amel. As it grows you will get a better idea of what it should look like as an adult.
It looks like it should have a nice amount of yellow come in as it ages.
May end up looking like this one but with a little wider borders. should be a nice one

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Remember, my posts are MY opinion only.
Jimmy (draybar)

wow draybar how did you get a pic like that. and howd you get him/her to stay still. by the way beautiful corn hope mine turns out like that one.
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Corns
0.0.1 03' Amel
0.0.1 03' Normal

>>wow draybar how did you get a pic like that. and howd you get him/her to stay still. by the way beautiful corn hope mine turns out like that one.
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I use an old Sony Mavica FD71 digital camera. The kind that uses 3 1/2 floppys. It has a 10X optical zoom which helps.
It only has a 480 X 640 resolution but I can usually manage to get two or three good pics out of each twenty.
As far as Yoda goes. (the snake pictured)
She always waits a few minutes before moving when I lift her water dish. If she isn't under her dish I can direct her there, give her a few minutes and then lift the dish. She will stay still long enough to get four or five shots. Sometimes more.
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Remember, my posts are MY opinion only.
Jimmy (draybar)