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Identify that corn

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atm4747

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can you help me identify That corn snake was told the white one was an albino but after googleing albino corns it does not look like it it looks like a snow corn and the second one i call it a albino apricot cause I'm not sure the exact type any help would be awesome thank you in advanced and god bless
 

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atm4747 said:
any help would be awesome thank you in advanced and god bless
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Punctuation is your friend.

As far as the snakes go, snow and amel, as stated.
 
They're both albinos . . .
The first one is a snow which is an albino lacking both black and red pigments.
The second one is an amel (or red albino in some circles) which is an albino lacking black pigmentation.

D80
 
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