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So what's a Snopal?

Clint Boyer

Clint Boyer

'Former' Snake slave
Well, this is what I think is going on. I know that individual variation might throw us off a bit but this is my best guess.

These are all from the same clutch: Opal het anery X amel het anery and Lavender.

Snow?
snopal1


Opal?
snopal2


Snopal?
snopal3


What do you think?
 
Some more eye candy!

These are the result of an anery het Lav X Snow het Lav: Anery 'A' Lavenders?

'04 female:
aneryalavfemale1


'04 male in the blue:
aneryalavmale


These two were produced by The Lazy Slither Ranch.
 
Great results Clint, and honestly what I thought they'd look like. That opal is just awesome! :cheers:
 
Well, I'm really just looking for some input. I haven't seen anyone else post pics of proven "Snopals" (That name just popped up, I don't know what else to call them. I guess I could call them Lavender Snows).
 
I think their calling them "Glaciers" :shrugs: I have a female homo anery amel and lav also...I call her Winter :grin01: very nice clutch Clint
 
forgot to add...Mine will be proven out by next year. I'll keep u updated on what happens.
 
It won't be easy to figure out what is what. All I know for sure is that they are amel and something.

I checked out the thread from Ultimatecorns. If I'm not mistaken, they used an Anery-Lavender-amel and crossed it with an Anery het lav and amel. All we can be sure of with that cross is that they are anery, the rest will be guess work like with my clutch.

Like I said: It won't be easy!
snopal4

snopal5

snopal6
 
Clint Boyer said:
It won't be easy to figure out what is what. All I know for sure is that they are amel and something.
Like I said: It won't be easy!
Click to expand...

I disagree...

I've produced a few and they are easy to tell after about 8-12 months. If they are snow lavenders, then the blotches disappear. If they are regular snows then the blotches won't fade. Then again, I only have 3 that I'm working with but that is what I am seeing. The opals retain their color and pattern much more than the snow lavneders or snopals or glaciers. Hmmm seems like we are going to have to play the name game now....
 
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