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First corn snake, is it just a regular Amel?

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DesmondTheMoonBear

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I've just stepped into the awesome and soon to be adidicting world of cornsnakes, and I'm sure there are plenty more to come in the furture. But for now I have this lovely little hatchling to raise. I'm lost when it comes to all the morphs corn snakes have, there's just so many. I'm thinking this is just a regular albino/amel but I want it confirmed. I've never been good with getting photos onto forums, so you'll just have to bear with these links. Thanks. :)

http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/ad257/Destroyer551/corrnsnake005.jpg

http://i941.photobucket.com/albums/ad257/Destroyer551/cornsnakeAMEL007.jpg
 
Lovely little amel you have! Looks like it will grow up to have some nice coloration, a richer ground color and distinct white saddle borders. The borders aren't wide enough to classify it as a reverse Okeetee phase amel, but still a very pretty snake! And you have hit the nail right on the head about corn snakes being addictive!
 
Susan said:
Lovely little amel you have! Looks like it will grow up to have some nice coloration, a richer ground color and distinct white saddle borders. The borders aren't wide enough to classify it as a reverse Okeetee phase amel, but still a very pretty snake! And you have hit the nail right on the head about corn snakes being addictive!
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Thanks. :) By white saddle borders, are those the lavender/pink borders?
 
Yeah. They'll turn white. You've got a pretty little Amel :) I'm a sucker for Amels, too. I have an Amel motley that I'm obsessed with moreso than any other snake I've seen, haha. Congrats! Can't wait to see the million other snakes you end up with now...
 
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