??? Motley

[Cruxite]

So! I purchased two snakes from a local breeder yesterday for $15 each. I got a ghost corn, and a...motley corn. She's het for fire, but I forgot to ask the breeder what SHE was. She looks like a normal, but I can't be certain...if anyone could help me identify what she is, that'd be great! :33

 

[VickyChaiTea]

She looks like a normal motley.

 

[MotleyMedusa7]

she looks like a normal motley..what a little cutie

 

[AliCat37]

I agree! She is a very, very pretty normal motley! I love my normal mot

 

[Cruxite]

Lol thanks for the comments and the help everyone. c: I also had another quick question about her; is it possible for a corn to be het for a coloration like fire or no?

 

[Christen]

Yes it is very possible. Het just means that she is carrying the gene you just can't see it. So she has the potential to pass it to her kids if you paired her up with a Fire.

 

[Cruxite]

Awesome! I knew what it meant I just wasn't sure if it was a coloration that could be passed down, but thank you~

 

[Nanci]

Het for fire means het for amel and bloodred.

 

[cornsinmehpants101]

thats a definite mot

 

[DMong]

Like the others mentioned, no doubt it is a nice motley. It's often very hard to know what the true colors on a snake is when taken under incandescent lighting though. It generally gives a very weird orange wash to the photo unless it is compensated for with certain camera settings.

Anyway though, it sure is a nice normal motley corn from what I see there as well.


~Doug

 

[Lyion]

Cute little motley!

 

[Cruxite]

Thank you! U uU