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Another guessing game......

Clint,

You knew I would have to guess so here it is....I am going to say milksnake phase caramel bloodred...
 
Some Banded thing going on?
Bandad Bloodred ~hehehehe~ Would be a nice breeding goal - patternless bandeds.
 
I don't know that much about cornsnakes as of yet... but I thought that bloodreds had gray heads as hatchlings? I don't see a gray head on that one!
Scott
 
Here's the Bloodred and Butters you asked about Scott.
 

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Milksnake AND motley?

Not the half-checkered, is-it-really-a-motley-or-not kind... this one is totally plain-bellied, right?

(Or I'm way off base, hehe.)
 
guess

i guess its a banded crimson, looks alot like the adult female I got from carol! :cheers:
 
oscarthesnake said:
but I thought that bloodreds had gray heads as hatchlings? I don't see a gray head on that one!
Scott
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That can be, but it doesn't has to.
That means, it's more the lack of the checkers on the belly that "make" bloodreds and the side- and headpattern are most of the time more a sign of quality...
But - I think my english is too bad - it was more of a joke with Banded Bloodred. Wouldn't be very usefull to try to kill the side or even the whole pattern with the bloodred gene but looking for a banded pattern on the other hand, wouldn't it?
 
OMG it's you lol i didn't even look at your siggy, whyyy do u lot just follow me here, when i first joined it was me n the americans *plays nicely* and now its u tanya and peter lol - gate crashers!
 
Perhaps Clint will let us know... I'm too curiosly for this world :)

@Jimmy I see you own Cresteds, I also got 0.0.3 of them this summer - nice little critters.
 
I will guess a banded from a milksnake project with caramel in its heritage???????

Even if I'm way off base, I find these fun to do. :crazy02:
 
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