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Amelanistic bloodred

this girl was sold to me as an amel motley, but according to many posts..an amel with no white..aka sunglow..she will be paired up with my bloordred in a couple of years..it's a dark picture..but you get the idea..
 

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Very nice Sunglow! I have one just like her who was also sold to me as an amel motley and she's the most solidly coloured tomato-red and tomato orange animal you'll find anywhere!
 
Incredible snake

Well, reguardless of what people want to call it, It is one awsome looking snake! Incredible shade of red.
 
I'm not sure where the belly comes into any description of sunglow. :shrugs: And the only constant for the bellies of bloods is the lack of checkering. Some are white, some have a little red on them, some have lots of red on them.

A sunglow is an amel with no dorsal white and a bright ground color. I don't think the snake above is quite up to sunglow standards because it has quite a bit of visible white around the saddles. But I think that any amel that's a sunglow is a sunglow, regardless of which pattern it has. There are sunglows with the motley pattern, and there are sunglows with the diffused pattern.

I've never seen or heard of a solid red amel blood. Maybe they do exist somewhere, but I've never seen one. I think the only place such a snake exists is in our imaginations after we hear the word "bloodred." :grin01:

BTW nice snake! Whatever anyone calls it, it's pretty! :)
 
That is a gorgeous snake. I hope you find a male to breed it with when the time comes. Good luck and thanks for sharing your pic.
 
I'll take a better picture of her. She has zero white around her saddles. She's a bit dull right now..so I'll wait until she completes a shed. Maybe she does have enough white to not classify her as a sunglow..but as far as I can tell..she doesn't have any.
 
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