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Palidrafod

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perhaps it already exists....but if I successfully bred these two, would a possibility be a snow with ONLY the yellow spots on the back?

or do the genetics not work that way?
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Perhaps a sunspot snow? :D just a thought of a possibility.....flame away:(
 
The first snake is the result of amelanism. This removes the black pigment.

The second snake is a snow, the result of amelanism AND anerythrism. The anerythrism removes the red/orange/yellows (except that on the chin/neck) and is what makes all of the difference between the first and second type.

As a result, you can make amels, anerys, or snows with those two genes. :)

Since anery does not leave the yellow/orange spots behind, it will not create the type you were describing.
 
Unless the amel in the 1st pic is het for the anery gene, that pairing will yield all amels. Now what the amels look like can vary. Some can have the hi-yellow look (like the 1st pic), some can have more white, more red/orange etc etc.
 
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