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Am i still sunkissed?

SteveAlbert

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Hey guys, i mustve came here 8-9 months ago. Uploaded pics of all 6 corn snakes that i had for you good folks here to identify.

The verdict on this guy was that he's a sunkissed. I figured i'd take some more recent pictures of him and re-assess. Is this guy really a sunkissed or a normal? and what is the difference between a sunkissed and a normal?

On another note:His head and facelook different to me, more blunt than the other 5 corn snakes i have, but anyway i digress

am i still :realhot:sunkissed:realhot:?

https://www.dropbox.com/s/0n8ff6uqnu5mr8q/20140120_003352.JPG
https://www.dropbox.com/s/d893fmm0rlpc0kb/20140120_003307.JPG
https://www.dropbox.com/s/9x9vk2zph4m3923/20140120_003330.JPG
 
Yup, definitely sunkissed based on photo #3.

Sunkissed as a gene modifies both color and pattern. It gives an extra yellow/golden wash to the front 1/3rd of the snake, and squares off the edges of the pattern. On a normal, the edges of the saddles curve toward to the nearest other saddle to create a sort of ( ) effect when viewed from the top. In a sunkissed, it is more like ] [ . For example:

Nemmer (sunkissed)
nvr3.jpg



Ruby as a neonate (normal)
1uel.jpg
 
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