Traci1 said:That is a pretty amel!
It doesn't appear to be motley, the saddles near the head don't determine that. It is a variable trait, but with motleys, much of their saddles are elongated, touching each other, sometimes making it appear that there are circles running down the snakes body. Also the belly will be plain (at least mostly plain), and the pattern on the side of the snake is often greatly reduced.
Here is one I produced.
No, the snake is a non-motley amel. Also, if the snake was a motley that would not make it not-an-amel, there are plenty of snakes that are homo for both.Droptines said::shrugs: So,,,asvards snake,in those first pictures,,is a motley ?...not an amel ?.
hana said:Nice amel. You also need to start feeding him/her in a separate container. If any of the bedding got stuck to the mouse and was ingested it can cause a blockage, which is bad.
hana
Asvard said:Thanx for the pic Traci but now I need to find room for another cage my girlfriend ( who previously didnt like snakes but loves mine) wants a snake of her own, yep you guessed it a motley. She wants to call it Crue.
Guess I be shopping for a motley soon