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Honey or Amber?

lcapx0

lcapx0

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Another corn morph I need help with, I believe it to be a Honey but would like other opinions. This is my friends corn and not mine by the way :)
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That's either a caramel or an amber, probably caramel. The black looks really black in this photo. Definitely not a honey.
 
Oh wow, your friend has a beautiful snake. Have no idea on the actual morph, sadly. Not experienced enough to distinguish between the two. My amber is still small. That was is sweet, thanks for sharing.
 
Shiari said:
That's either a caramel or an amber, probably caramel. The black looks really black in this photo. Definitely not a honey.
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The color is a bit lighter in person than what is shown on the photo I'm not sure if that helps any. Seems way to golden to be a Carmel from other pictures I have seen.


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He is almost 2 years old does that count as an adult or still young?


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I don't have a lot of experience with this morph myself (so take this with a grain of salt), but the green eyes make me think Gold Dust (Caramel, Ultramel)

Here is a link to the morph's profile on Ian's Vivarium.
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/gold_dust/

From what the pictures show me it looks like there is a variety of different phenotypes in Goldust. Some do display the darker pupils and belly checkers/ saddles that your friend's snake displays. Keep in mind that I'm no where near an expert!
 
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