Do these look like crimson hatchlings?

[Sweetseraph]

I'm answering an ad on my local Kijiji for corns for sale. There was no pics, so I asked for some and was directed to an album on Facebook.

Here is the ad:

7 baby corn snakes.
(1) Anery $60
(4) Crimson $50
(2) Normal $40
$280 for all ($60 off)

All have multiple hets. All have had their first meal and shed

Now, I am interested in a crimson, but I don't know too much about what they are supposed to look like as hatchlings (they were hatched March 25th). The pictures seem to show a bunch of anerys and none I would say are crimsons. I still have to ask what the parents were, because I'm wondering if this person just doesn't know what a crimson is?

Here are some of the pics, one that I guess is the whole clutch and another close up of a few of them:

 

[Sweetseraph]

Oh, and I asked what they were het for and this was the reply: they are heat for red albino, motley, anery, frosted, aztec, and obviously crimson

 

[Hallie]

Yikes...this guy doesn't sound like he knows what he's doing. Snakes cannot be het for frosted, aztec, or crimson. I wouldn't buy one, get one from someone reputable. They just look like normals to me, too much yellow to be miamis, let alone hypo miamis.

 

[Shiari]

Hallie hit it on the nose. I do not see anything in that tub that could be called a miami, much less a crimson (hypo miami).

 

[Sweetseraph]

I don't know what I'm doing either, but it seemed weird even to me. LOL So, thanks for the input!

 

[Sweetseraph]

Here's the reply about what the parents were: The dad is a red albino motley, and the mom is a frosted crimson.

 

[carol]

Yep, those hatchlings are not even Hypo. So, they aren't even "bad" Crimsons.

 

[Crazy Colubrids]

They look like normals, which means that the parents were most likely a Amel motley and a normal corn. The term frosted could mean one of two thing 1 - selective breeding for frosting of saddle colors and 2 - Denotes hybridization with gray rat snakes. A lot of normal corns have white frosting on the saddles. Here is a pic of my normal corn and my gray rat snake. You can see that the normal corn has a little "frosting".

 

[diamondlil]

They just look like normals before they've had the first shed.