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identifying my corns

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marc_g

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hi im after a little favour can any one please tell me what kind of corns i have got i think the male is amel but is quite similar to the female just got a paler orange information is very grateful thanks. also there is one other thing when looking at the photo's can some one explain why there my be a difference between the bellies. why the female's got plain stripes and the male has got a pattern on his pictures to follow due to a slow up load.
 
right finally got the pictures up the first two are the male and the second tow are the female. i no there's no much difference in them. but the male has got a lighter orange then the female
 

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marc_g said:
how comes the male has what looks like checkers (I think thats what they are called) on his belly
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Corn snakes are supposed to have belly checks. The only way to not have belly checks is if the snake shows one of a few genetic mutations that removes them - motley, stripe or diffuse (bloodred).
 
Is the really blurry photo of the female's belly? I think I see some checks, but can't be sure. Sometimes it is just hard to see the checks on an amel. A better photo is what we really need.
 
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