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Snowcorn or maybe blizzard?

lucia

lucia

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I bought this beautiful cornsnake last autumn and I don´t know what he is.....hmm...Maybe you guys can help me?

He has very strange markings, white beneath, on the belly.
When I bought him he was VERY skinny and had parasites :(
But now he is more plump and is feeling great!

I don´t know what genes he has either. :shrugs:

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He is lovely! Well done for nursing for nursing him back to health! Still looks like he needs to pick up a bit of weight though.

I'm afraid I don't have enough experience with the "white" snakes to be able to help very much but I would got for....blizzard? lol
 
He is bigger now, the pictures was taken in april :)
I don´t really know if he´s a blizzard, because of the strange markings...hmm..
 
Can't tell you about what other genes he might be carrying but I can definitely tell you he is a "Snow Corn" and a very nice looking one at that :0)
 
lol Yep!

He's either a blizzard with slightly too much pattern (not all are solid white) or a very prettily patterned snow...I like the lack of yellow on him!
 
I think he is a blizzard, I've seen some others with patterns like that. I've never seen a snow that white or with so little yellow. The only way to know for sure though is do a test breeding.

Very pretty guy, good for you getting him back healthy. You should try and get a recent picture. I love looking at nice white snakes:)
 
I would definitely say that's a snow. If it's a Blizzard... that's the most color I've ever seen on an adult Blizzard. I've seen yellow coloring that starts from the side of a Blizzards face and continues all the way down the sides but never tons of pink all over the body.
 
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