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Question bout pink snow

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dreamdraka

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I have a pink snow hatchling, I was lookin at pictures to get an idea of what he will look like when he is an adult. http://www.morphgallery.com/pages/snow/snow.html this site shows him going from pink to white. when i first got him he was a whitish pink, after his first shed (since i got him) he turned more of a darker pale pink.rather then white pink. here's a before and after pic lol
 
Nice little snow. Unless I missed something in what you wrote, I don't see any question. What's the question on it?
 
it varies with snows. he could end up getting white. he could end up getting pink. the pink blotches could turn into yellowish-greenish colored blotches. there is just too much variation in snows to give a definitive answer on what he'll end up looking like.
 
wikkedkornman said:
it varies with snows. he could end up getting white. he could end up getting pink. the pink blotches could turn into yellowish-greenish colored blotches. there is just too much variation in snows to give a definitive answer on what he'll end up looking like.
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Hmm...I guess that I'd better buy an adult instead of a hatchling.

I much prefer the white/pink variety over the white/yellow ones, and I'd hate to spend two or three years only to find that my lovely pink girl has turned to yellow.

Thanks for the tip. I was searching for just this kind of information. =/


Chris
 
CJBianco said:
Hmm...I guess that I'd better buy an adult instead of a hatchling.

I much prefer the white/pink variety over the white/yellow ones, and I'd hate to spend two or three years only to find that my lovely pink girl has turned to yellow.

Thanks for the tip. I was searching for just this kind of information. =/


Chris
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no problem! i speak from experience on that. 1 of my snows was a lovely pink as a hatchling and then at around 6 months old the pink started to fade and by 1 year old her once pink saddles had become yellowish-greenish. The male on the other hand stayed nice and pink. i don't know what any of their babies have ended up looking like as i sold the whole clutch both years they bred. this year i plan on keeping a pair as future breeders though.
 
snows

snows vary quite a bit ,I have a line that gets pinker with age,and thats speaking from experience( like way back when snows were the hot morph!) :rolleyes: :grin01:
 
If you're really into pink snows, why not get a 'coral snow'. Here's mine which is just over a year old. They continue to get pinker with each shed. I got mine from South Mountain Reptiles (Don Soderberg). www.cornsnake.net
 

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Oh, yes! I definitely want a Coral Snow, but I can't find any [juvenile/adult] females available right now. (And I want an extra adult female for this season. Just in case.)

But I do plan on snatching up the first adult female Pink Snow that I see advertised again. (And I've been searching the forums religiously lately! LOL)


Chris
 
wikkedkornman said:
no problem! i speak from experience on that. 1 of my snows was a lovely pink as a hatchling and then at around 6 months old the pink started to fade and by 1 year old her once pink saddles had become yellowish-greenish. The male on the other hand stayed nice and pink. i don't know what any of their babies have ended up looking like as i sold the whole clutch both years they bred. this year i plan on keeping a pair as future breeders though.
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my snow is about 5-6 months and she's getting some yellow/green...i was actually wondering if something was wrong...since i wasnt sure if the greenish was normal :crazy02:
 
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