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CandyCane
- Thread starter Krzys
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ChristinaM
Corn crazed Canuck
Very nice amels 
Sorry to be the first to mention it but, they are not candy canes Your snakes have too much colour in between the saddles. Candy canes have white in between their saddles, like this one who is an orange candy cane:
They are still gorgeous snakes tho
Sorry to be the first to mention it but, they are not candy canes
Your snakes have too much colour in between the saddles. Candy canes have white in between their saddles, like this one who is an orange candy cane:
They are still gorgeous snakes tho
Lore
Insert Witty Phrase Here
Candachan said:
Uhm... nothing will devolop into Candy Canes... they have too much ground color and that will never fade, so they will not and are not Candy Canes.
Sunkissed??? Sunkissed are not even Amels...
Sunglow perhaps is what you mean?
However I don't see why there is anything wrong with an Amel just being an Amel, they are stunning snakes in their own right.
Kat
I'm talkin' to YOU.
Agreed... those are amels, and will never be candycanes. Candycanes start out with a white background, and keep it. A snake with color in the background is by definition NOT a candycane, and I've heard of no instance of a snake losing its background color as it matures. If you were sold your snakes as candycanes, then you were misled by the breeder/shop/whatever. They are plain amels.
-Kat
-Kat