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paradox corns

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Beautifull Marc !! I haven't seen anything like that yet. but I'm just a beginner of course, so that could be part of it :D
(anxiously waiting for your lav stripe :D :D)
 
Way to go Marc, that is STUNNING!!! :bowdown:


...What kind of breeding did you get it from? Is it just a paradox amel/RO? Very interesting appearance. I love it! :)
 
Oh and that's definitely something to breed forward! it's like a "marble" or "merle" or "harlequin" variation... Definitely deserves to be selectively bred and named! :D
 
Marc, as always, fabulous animal, but is it a true Paradox? My understanding of a Paradox corn snake is that it is animal that has a color visible that should not exist in it's defined Phenotype. For example, an Amel with black pigmented scales or a Snow with red. Given that by definition an Amelanistic snake is an animal that doesn't produce melanin or black pigment, it should not exhibit that color in its scales. Your example IMHO is not a Paradox corn unless you tell me it is a Snow or Blizzard. It definitely has an aberrant pattern but for an Amel, which I'm thinking it is, the color is correct for what we expect in that Phenotype. I'm hoping that some one with more experience in this matter than me, which would be just about everyone :), will shed more light on this issue.
Terri
 
Rich Z has/had a paradox lavender, and I think Marsha has a paradox ultramel..

Regards... Tim of T and J
 
Marc, that is a cool looking snake, I would love to see some pics of the parents if you have any.
 
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