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From left to right: A caramel, a normal, a hypo, and another normal

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alstiver@hotmail.com

3.3 cornsnakes
21 cornsnake eggs

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alstiver@hotmail.com

3.3 cornsnakes
21 cornsnake eggs

Great pics!!

Looks like some nice snakes.

Angel [ Mrs Azsuboc lol]
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Congrats on the hatchlings, Amanda.
Looking good.
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Corn snakes and rat snakes..No one can have just one.
"resistance is futile"
Jimmy (draybar)

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Paula
19 Corns,6 Ratsnakes, 1 Ball Python, 2 Hognose
Snake Addict
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Before you call them normals let them shed a few times! Here is a picture of one of my normals. This is from a Amel het caramel x Caramel. When it hatched I thought it was just a normal. But now that it has shed twice , I'am not sure.As it gets bigger the grey background has filled in with the rust brown color?What do you think? Isn't this fun.
Good luck with your young ones.

great looking snake
be sure to post pictures as it sheds more and let us see how it turns out

thanks for sharing

Wayne

This is another one of the hatchlings.

Actually now that the "Caramel" has come out it looks like a normal. It looked SO dark compaired to the others I didn't think it could be anything but a Caramel, but I was wrong.
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alstiver@hotmail.com

3.3 cornsnakes
21 cornsnake eggs

Would like to see a picture of your normal(caramel?)

Actually, to tell you the truth, I really can't tell that much of a difference between any of the normals. And I didn't take them out of the incubator until many of them were fully hatched, so I don't know which one was the one I had labeled as a Caramel.

In all actuality, in the last photo I posted (in original post), I think it is actually showing (from left to right) a normal and then three hypos. It's just that the two hypos I labeled as normals are just a tad bit darker than the other hypo. When I was looking at them all earlier I did notice that some of the hypos are much darker than some of the others, but they are all just hypos.

Oh no. I just thought of something... Both of the adults are from Rich Z. Maybe the parents have more than one hypo gene floating around in them, like he's always complaining about. Yikes! That would really screw things up for me.

Here's a photo of one of the normals though, just because you asked:

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3.3.13 cornsnakes
8 cornsnake eggs