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champagne and opal

Ashtail

Ashtail

Remy&Mina cajun sweeties
I've been looking at a few breeders sites and i've seen 2 with a really pretty corn it was a champagne corn and the other is an opal and i was wondering whats the difference between the two :cool:
 
From what I understand the champagne is a special snow corn which is a combination of anery and amel.

An opal is a combination of lavender and amel.
 
Ashtail said:
There was one more that i saw its called a blood red piebald any ideas of what you would have to breed together to get one?

heres a link to it and the champagne

http://www.bayoureptiles.com/snakeimage.asp?SnakeID=89
http://www.bayoureptiles.com/snakeimage.asp?SnakeID=58

Thanks for the info blueapplepaste:cheers:
( now if i could only find a blue corn my life would be perfect) :p
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The piebald genetics are still not understood and its occurance is random. It is not proven yet as an inheritable genetic trait meaning that it cannot be constitantly reproduced. Don Soderberg at SMR has been working with them IIRC; you can try doing a search for that thread.

As far as producing one, say a prayer to the cornsnake Gods and to Murphy and hope you get lucky! :crazy02:
 
Here's a pic of an opal. As Blueapplepaste wrote, it is the combination of amelanism and lavender. :cheers:

Chris
 
Ashtail said:
( now if i could only find a blue corn my life would be perfect) :p
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Well, you're looking in the right place for one. Bayou Reptiles is one of the leaders in producing the blue corns. They currently have them listed as their "light anery" corns.
 
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