get you spots and stripes out!

[brtrude]

....drool!:wavey:

 

[tricksterpup]

Here is my spotted guy.

 

[brtrude]

awsome motley dude!

 

[tricksterpup]

awsome motley dude!

Thanks but that photo isnt a great one on him.
Here is what he really looks like in natural light.

 

[brtrude]

ah i know what you mean! he looks even better there!

 

[Old_School]

I'm gonna steal this snake. LOL
So pretty!! It's amazing.

The best part is I was given her when I purchased a butter corn because she would not eat. She won't eat F/T but eats live every time

 

[brtrude]

OK, here are a few...pastel anery mots, butter stripe, amel mot/stripe, pastel anery mot.

ok, without sounding too much like a noob here i just want to ask a quick question.
when you say anery motley? what do you mean fully? are they like a mix of the two? im trying to learn as much as i can about morphs and stuff. lol
thanks

 

[Lynnea]

ok, without sounding too much like a noob here i just want to ask a quick question.
when you say anery motley? what do you mean fully? are they like a mix of the two? im trying to learn as much as i can about morphs and stuff. lol
thanks

Hey, no prob! First, I actually mislabeled them--they are DIULTE anery motleys, meaning they have the dilute gene, are anerthyristic and have the motley pattern.

Have you got the CS Morph Guide yet? It's really great, it has helped me a lot to get a grip on genetics/colors/morphs.

 

[lexis]

I love motleys and stripes too!
Here are some of mine:

Snow motley

anery motley

And sooooo cute and tiny:

amel striped

All are old pics, these litte buggers are bigger now. Time for a new shooting!

 

[brtrude]

Hey, no prob! First, I actually mislabeled them--they are DIULTE anery motleys, meaning they have the dilute gene, are anerthyristic and have the motley pattern.

Have you got the CS Morph Guide yet? It's really great, it has helped me a lot to get a grip on genetics/colors/morphs.

thanks for the reply.
iv only just noticed though, i actuallymiss-typed what i was meant to say. lol i know that Motley is the pattern but on one of your snakes i think you said it was a 'pastel anery'. so does that mean it is an anery but being a pastel, it makes it a different kind of colour to usual anerys????

 

[Lynnea]

Yes, they have a pink wash to them, selectively bred--so you're right. Same with the dilute gene, it gives them even more of a pink tone, almost lavender, esp. in the stripe form.

 

[petpro553]

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[petpro553]

amel stripe

 

[brtrude]

Yes, they have a pink wash to them, selectively bred--so you're right. Same with the dilute gene, it gives them even more of a pink tone, almost lavender, esp. in the stripe form.

right i understand a bit better now! thank you for the explantion!

'you must spread some reputation before giving again.....'

 

[brtrude]

that amel stripe is shweet by the way!

 

[petpro553]

that amel stripe is shweet by the way!

Thank you, he will be breeding this year :dancer:

 

[brtrude]

thats awsome! im breeding my snakes for the first time this year as well

 

[tylercole2294]

here is my amel stripe pumpkin. the pics arent very good because they were taken with a phone. she is much brighter in person. well here she is:

When I bought her:

1.5 weeks later-

Pumpkin reading Kathy Loves corn snake book:

thanks for looking

 

[tylercole2294]

btw, she shed the day after I got her so the last two pics were in new skin!

 

[Hallie]

Here are two of mine:

Irvin, snow stripe

And Charlotte, anery stripe

I'll try to get some of my amel mot later on today.