Has anyone seen any out there???
Albino bloodred Striped Motley Amber.
Hard to capture his true color.

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Has anyone seen any out there???
Albino bloodred Striped Motley Amber.
Hard to capture his true color.

No I never have, but I have not had corns in some time. The stripe with dashes is super cool. Like a Morse code lol. Again super snake
congrats,
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Thanks for reading.
Tom
Thanks man. have a great day.
And I still haven't. That snake is not expressing caramel at all. It looks like a pinstripe motley amel.
Thanks for your kind insightful words of wisdumb...
You are obviously an expert on how genetic traits
are expressed. Have a great day and good luck
this season.
Yeah, too bad. Because you know what amel and caramel make? A butter. This is not a hypo butter motley.
It might be a fire motley, or even a hypo fire motley. It might even be *het* caramel.
But your post declared this snake was expressing the following traits:
Amelanism, diffused, motley-stripe, hypo, caramel.
Problem is, the caramel is phenotypically entirely absent from that snake. Being snippy about it doesn't make it there when it's not.
This is what a sulfur looks like (amel, caramel, diffused): http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/sulfur/?sid=
This is what a butter motley looks like: http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/butter_motley/?sid=
You'll note they are yellow, not red and orange.
I agree with Shari on this one -using the word wisdumb = name calling [bleep]HEAD
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