how would you produce this?

[sacr3d bl0od]

As it says i am wondering how you would produce almost a pure white corn snake with almost no pattern or pigment, one similar to a white out corn snake and how would you know if a hatchling is like this?

 

[Nanci]

My opal blood is very white and patternless. Which is sad, because as a young snake he had gorgeous lavender and peach markings.

 

[sacr3d bl0od]

How old is your snake and is it true that the white out snakes start off almost as pink as a pinky?

 

[Nitelion94]

I thought some blizzards got solid white?????

 

[sacr3d bl0od]

yes some do get solid if not very faded patterns but i am going to buy one in about a week and wondering what the hatchling looks like to get almost a complete white.

 

[Nitelion94]

I thought they were like solid pinkish

 

[sacr3d bl0od]

Now in the future of them growing up could they gain patterns or coloration?

 

[danielle]

Snakes can gain or lose color with age....depends on the snake. White outs, blizzards, and snows are white snakes though some retain pattern and color. If you want an ALL white snake with NO pattern start looking at adults

 

[MysticExotics]

Here's a great place to learn about morphs, & see pics of hatchlings & adults...
http://iansvivarium.com/morphguide/whiteout/

 

[sacr3d bl0od]

so basically if i wanted to try and get an all white snake i should try to find a pink hatchling with almost no patterns?

 

[vetusvates]

so basically if i wanted to try and get an all white snake i should try to find a pink hatchling with almost no patterns?

Or one that is going to mature into a patternless white snake, as Danielle alluded to.

I'm thinking avalanche, in theory. If you get the right one that loses all pattern. I've got one well on the way.

I would love to have an opal blood. That stayed kind of opal-ey.

 

[sacr3d bl0od]

An avalanche is close but i means almost completely white like a white-out or a blizzard.

 

[Christen]

An avalanche is close but i means almost completely white like a white-out or a blizzard.

Then you are going to want to get a white-out or blizzard. As babies they will be pink with light patterns and nothing is going to guarantee that they won't keep their visible pattern unless you get an older one that you can see that it is completely white.

 

[chris68]

If you want an all white snake skip the guesswork of trying to predict what they may or may not turn out like and get a leucistic Texas or Black rat snake...

http://www.cornsnakes.net/photogall...Rat snakes&Morph=Black (leucistic)&wOpt=&res=