aNi-DiFrAnCo
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I have a reverse Okeetee and am curious what makes this particular morph? What would the parents look like?
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Reverse Okeetee Question
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Susan
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A reverse Okeetee is a variety of amelanistic corn snake that has been selectively bred to have wide white borders around the saddles. Other varieties of amel corns, such as the sunglow and candy cane, are done the same way. The parents were also probably reverse Okeetee, but not necessarily. And breeding 2 reverse Okeetees does not guarantee that all the offspring will be reverse Okeetees, but a high percentage of the offspring will be. (All offspring will be amels however.)