Creamsicle - please show me yours..

[batmand]

Hi.. I would like to see some photos of creamsicles hatchlings :crazy02: so please post pics. And how can I see the difference between a amel and a cream hatchlings??

 

[mbdorfer]

Hi.. I would like to see some photos of creamsicles hatchlings :crazy02: so please post pics. And how can I see the difference between a amel and a cream hatchlings??

Sometimes you can't tell the difference. It depends on the ratio of corn to emory. Some creams look like ordinary amels because they are never bred back to the emoryi blood. Here's a then and now set of mine :cheers:

 

[batmand]

But if they look like ordinary amels are they also going to look like that when they are grown??

 

[mbdorfer]

But if they look like ordinary amels are they also going to look like that when they are grown??

Yes, most likely. A responsible breeder will label Amel hatclings as Creamsicles if there is known emoryi blood in the mix. :wavey:

 

[vanderkm]

While many creamsicles that have a high percentage of cornsnake ancestry can look a lot like amel corns - those that are about 50% emoryi will likely show some of the orange tones even when hatchlings. Here are some baby pics compared to their photos more recently. The baby photos aren't the best quality - old camera - but you can see that they are more orange than a normal amel cornsnake.

Male

same snake a about 2 years old

Female #1

same snake at 1.5 years old

Female #2

same female at almost 2 years old

Oranger male

same male at 1.5 years old

The father of all these is this creamsicle and the are from different females. The first three are from a butter corn so some of the yellow effect is from the caramel gene.

People who breed creamsicles should represent their animals correctly as creamsicles or emoryi/corns to confirm that they have emoryi bloodlines.


mary v.

 

[batmand]

thanks for showing your very nice corns thats amazing how they change color..

 

[susang]

Sorry not a hatchling this guy is abut 34-36" I got him in Jan.06', he was about 18-20", so I believe he is an 05'. His color has not changed, but he sure has grown, I don't power feed, just once a week. He is also a very active snake. The one with water bowl is temp water bowl while big one being washed, temp is about 4" across.

 

[dionythicus]

Here's mine that hatched in May.

 

[leper65]

Here's my 12" Cream I go a few weeks ago...

 

[JAG 32]

my little girl (05') is extemely orange compared to the rest, her parents were both 50% corn and 50% emoryi.

First pic is her as a baby baby (less than a month) - The rest are at about 10 months

John

 

[Thinks2Much]

Hi.. I would like to see some photos of creamsicles hatchlings :crazy02: so please post pics. And how can I see the difference between a amel and a cream hatchlings??

I have 21 creamsicle eggs due to hatch any day that I will gladly share pictures of as soon as they crawl their little butts out of those eggs! (no, I am not feeling impatient. )

 

[snakemansnakes]

Hi

I don't have a now and then and shot of my girlie and this pic is not the best but it's all i got for now she is super orange and red :eek1:

 

[reptilecaverns]

here is my female cream, high in corn blood though..... suposedly its a cream.... i didnt get her form a breeder i got her from a firend that moved..... 2 years ago.. however she is one of the only corns i have seen with a y marking on the head....

head shot.... anyone else have snakes with thes Y on the head instead of the normal 3 prong spearpoint...

anyway she is the calmest snake i have ever had....
corey

 

[Tom Tuttle]

Pinello

Sorry they aren't hatchlings. First up is 2 year old female striped motley cremecicle followed by her father. I got them from Frank Pinello along with a few other morphs during his sale earlier this year! Thanks again Frank:cheers:

 

[Llewella]

This is my cream; she will be a yearling soon.

Unfortunately I deleted all old files of my server last week; so no hatchling pics.

 

[Snakexperience]

Here are mine, i prefer more orange in a Creamsicle, the more it shows red, the more Guttatus genes it has..

Arjan

 

[XCIN]

this is my female creamsicle

 

[CMLReptiles]

here are my 05 creamsicle hatchlings...

 

[SnakeAround]

The second last one could be called sunglow cream! Does that exist?

 

[Jimmy Johnson]

a few

SORRY
I didn't read the post fully and failed to post hatchling pics
Just say the word and I will delete this post if you feel it is off topic to your request.


here are a few creams
this is Arwen my first creamsicle and the one in this group that truly fits the original "creamsicle" name

This is Katie, I will be using her towards my reverse okeetee/cream project.
She is showing decent white borders hopefully to be enhanced in her young.

This is Yoda, Katie's mother. Katie's white borders are bigger then Yoda's and hopefully this will be a trend with katie's offspring.

this is Ziggy, a nice little male cream with a partial zigzag pattern

This is Strider a male "frosted" creamsicle. I was told there is no grey rat in this guy, only emoryi, and I have absolutely no reason to doubt the breeder.