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Do bright vibrant colors of a corn mean short lifespan? :-/? Mythbusting?

OnyxWerewolf

OnyxWerewolf

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:shrugs: Well, I've heard this from my dad because he read it from an article but come to think of it...I'm only just curious.

Do brighter colors of a captive bred snake mean a shorter lifespan due to diseases during breeding? [or something like that]

I have an amelanistic corn and her colors seem quite a bright and vibrant. Usually I would think to mean it's quite healthy.
 
Nevermind!

nvm! I already made a thread about this. I thought I didn't make one. Can someone help or tell me how to delete a thread?
 
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