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sunglow

sunglow = amel
sunglow are just selectively bred to have no white, just plain red and orange~~

candy canes = amels
just selectively bred to have intense white and contrasting red/orange blotches~

hope this helped~
 
Simon said:
sunglow = amel
sunglow are just selectively bred to have no white, just plain red and orange~~

candy canes = amels
just selectively bred to have intense white and contrasting red/orange blotches~

hope this helped~

helped indeed.. thank you! but still one question..
how do you see if a snake is a sunglow?

i know a candy cane is easy to recodnize, but a sunglow,, i mean, lots of amels dont have white at all...

look at mine,...sunglow or not?
 

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I think Sunglows have also been bred to have brilliant red and orange coloring, and there doesn't seem to be a lot of contrast between the colors. I think technically your's would be a sunglow since there is no white.
 
I think that yours could be considered as a sunglow~~
I know of a few people that will name amels as sunglow even if they have a tint of white on them....and I don't really see any white on yours so I would consider them as sunglows too~
 
thank you all...
on a photo taken in sunlight it does glow up! hehe
 

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Sunglow can also be a double homozygous of hypo and amel, but most often it is referring to a line bred amel with now white and brilliant colors that "glow"

here is a pic of my Sunglow motley- hypo amel type, not line bred, not the best picture but the color is close enough :)

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Thanks! the reason they are not as popular/common as the line bred amels is b/c it is hard to identify them from the normal amels unless you breed two known double homozygous Hypo Amels therefore all the babies would be hypo amels as well.

here is a pic of my Sunglow motley in sunlight ;)
 

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