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New Corn!! Morph I.D. pls...

Here is a pic of a Sunspot and a Sunkissed stripe. I was reading my Corn snake morph guide by Charles Pritzel and it says that "In various types of cubes, some or all of the striping can be replaced by squares, x-shaped saddles, or ovals. The ovals are also called sunspots." So a sunspot is just a selectively bred variation of stripe. For sunkissed stripe it says "Given the increased ground color in both morphs, it is predicted that these two traits will be additive and drastically reduce what little saddle color exist on the snake." So if you were to breed a sunspot to a sunspot the results would be random striping. If you were to breed a sunkissed stripe to a sunkissed stripe all the snakes would look that same. Either way its a unique looking snake.
 
Yep, as has been said, it is genetically a stripe but has the sunspot markings. And very nice it is too................ :)
 
I dont know the color morph, but its definitely a sunspot pattern. Sunspot is a mutation of stripe. Often times in a stripe clutch, youll hatch out a baby with stripes and cube shaped saddles. It you selectively breed cube to cube, you run the chance of producing sunspot.

If someone has already said this, my bad.
 
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