Morph ID Help Please

[dave partington]

Their mother is an amel het or homo hypo, het motley, anery, caramel.
Their father is an ultramel zipper stripe motley het caramel.
What are these please?

 

[Tara80]

I'd say mom is also het stripe (instead of mot)!

Looks like Golddust something or other (maybe anery golddust, or anery amber?).

Actually, just looking at Ian's Vivarium, they're more than likely just Golddust stripes:
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/hybrids/gold_dust_stripe/?sid=

Maybe Anery? Hard to tell on that one.

 

[BloodyBaroness]

Snakes Dave, they are snakes.

Amber-ish stripes. Nice bright ones.

http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/amber_stripe/?sid=

 

[Shiari]

I would say golddust stripes. Ultramel caramels. They'd completely look butter-ish if it wasn't for the green eyes. So pretty!

 

[BloodyBaroness]

-wrong thread- *whistles*

Amber stripes are most logical, based on the known hets of the parents.

 

[Shiari]

If neither parent is or carries diffused/blood, they are not gold dusts...

Er... golddust doesn't have diffused. A golddust is an ultramel caramel.

 

[BloodyBaroness]

I was thinking of a previous discussion, rambled back into the wrong thread.

 

[Shiari]

Well, considering they're amel to ultramel, they either *have* to be amels (which they clearly aren't) or ultramel whatevers.

 

[Buzzard]

Ultramel stripes het caramel... with the yellow showing through, that is my guess

here is Cousin IT... looked very similar to yours when hatched He is Hypo stripe with a caramel influence

 

[CarlieLynn]

They look very much like golddust stripes to me. Congrats Dave !

 

[Susan]

Whether they are golddust stripes or ultramel stripes het caramel and showing a lot of the caramel influence, I will again hold judgement until after a few sheds. I simply can't trust my instinct at the moment when it comes to morphs. I just realized I identified a newly hatched Sunkissed as an orchid. Under different lighting, and wet from spilling his water dish, I knew I had made an error. And I honestly can't be certain your surprises are golddusts. The color just seems a little "off" to me.

 

[bitsy]

Apparently Dave deliberately left out the fact that there's Creamsicle somewhere in the parents. Points to Susan!

Post #496 here: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=120832&page=50

 

[Jessica29]

Nice catch! ^ so what does that really make them? They're very neat looking.

 

[diamondlil]

So how will you label these evul hybirds, Dave?

 

[Carpe Serpentis]

Nice looking evul hybrids. Do you plan inbreeding these,outcrossing, or....?

 

[dave partington]

Apparently Dave deliberately left out the fact that there's Creamsicle somewhere in the parents. Points to Susan!

Post #496 here: http://www.cornsnakes.com/forums/showthread.php?t=120832&page=50

I was hoping someone would catch this. Before I made mention on the other thread.

Bitsy, nobody ever said they were cornsnakes if you scroll up. Not even me. It was already mentioned they contain FrankenUltra. I titled the thread "What Morph are these Please". I never asked for anything more. All of the responses were accurate and right on. It is a Morph ID thread. There are many ways to ask a question.

I wanted to know if they were too "pure corn looking". Rather than visiting 25 other morph gallery sites and spending hundreds of hours researching , sometimes it's much faster to start a thread and ask.

For all of the threads which appear on this site every year, asking what kind of corn someone just bought at a national chain store or off of craigslist, and they get ID'ed, even though nobody making the ID knows what the true parentage is of those snakes. Which is why I avoid those threads unless it is an obvious hybrid being asked about. Something for everyone to think about.

As Susan said, it will be nice to see them color up and have a few sheds. They will likely become kingsnake food.

Thanks for the accurate responses to all.