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Unknown Corn Snake

debeck3

debeck3

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Can Someone Please Help Me Figure Out What He/She Is Please
 

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It looks like more than just an amel to me. Kind of creamsicle. Didn't you say it was sold to you as a cream? Because it's got that creamy background... And it looks to be a little thicker than a pure corn at his length. Then again, that could just be me.
 
It could be a creamsicle. A creamsicle is an intergrade...amel corn X emoryi...
 
In this pic I think the colour is a bit off.... too brownish/tan/rusty hue for a pure amel. I'd like to see better pics and some close-ups too.

Creamsicles are emory&amel corn hybrids that look very much like amels, but usually more yellowy/creamy/striking orange.

Weren't these "creamsickos" someone's project of combining emory & hypo...?? I remember seeing pics of creamsicko babies here on cs.com and they had very clear grey saddle borders. Very typical hypo look.
 
A Hypo Emoryi x Corn Hybrid is called a Cinnamon.

If the snake was sold as a Creamsicle, you should stick with that as Creamsicle defines a Hybrid. Creamsicles do not have a specific look as more diluted generations don't have the typical orange coloration, but they are still considered Creamsicles as they are still Hybrids.
 
here are 2 more pics or him and i really appreciate the help thanks soo much
 

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If the breeder said Creamsicle, it's a creamsicle. There are quite a few corn breeders who try to keep their blood lines so pure, that even a hint of ratsnake blood messes up their entire project, according to them. So if whoever you got it from said it was a creamsicle, leave it as creamsicle to avoid any altercations. Oh, and if you ever plan on breeding, all offspring from this snake should be labeled as hybrids.
 
I can totally see it as a Creamsicle. Maybe not a 50:50 ratio (since the colors lean a bit more towards Corn amel than Emoryi amel). As Robbie said, if the breeder sold it as a Creamsicle, then its a Creamsicle.

Someone on here breeds Creamsickos... I think its (squints brain) Jay? Hmmm... don't remember. Anyways, whoever it is might be able to give you some more insight.
 
Jay does Creamsickos yep.

It could definitely be a creamsicle and they come in all kinds of shades. This is one I bought from Jeff Mohr in November. As you can see it's more like a high yellow (thanks Becky).


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debeck3 said:
i was told it was a creamsicko
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Unless you got that snake from Tim & Jen of T&J's Corns then I am almost positive that what you have is a Creamsicle. A Creamsicle, as you have already been informed, is a hybrid between an Albino Emoryi Ratsnake and an Amel Cornsnake. A "Creamsicko" is basically the same genetic make-up but it is also homozygous for Ultra so a "Creamsicko" is an Ultramel Cream. The ones you have to give credit to for these little beauties is Tim & Jen ....... and beauties they are. ;)

Jynx said:
Someone on here breeds Creamsickos... I think its (squints brain) Jay? Hmmm... don't remember. Anyways, whoever it is might be able to give you some more insight.
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Saffleur said:
Jay does Creamsickos yep.
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Thanks for the credit guys but I am not the one who produced these. I will say I do have one in my collection but I am not the one who produced them. I also think that Becky has one as well. All that credit must go to Tim & Jen. I will suggest that any aspiring collector/breeder should have one in the collection if not a breeding pair.
Jay :cool:
 
Like the others said, if the seller told you it's a creamsicle then thats what it is. It just simply means there's emoryi blood in it.

I also think that Becky has one as well. All that credit must go to Tim & Jen. I will suggest that any aspiring collector/breeder should have one in the collection if not a breeding pair.
Jay :cool:
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Yes I do! Wish I had gotten 2 of them now. :)
 
thanks soo much to everyone who posted and helped out im hoping to find another creamsicle but cant find any in canada right now :( but ill keep looking
 
TripleMoonsExotic said:
A Hypo Emoryi x Corn Hybrid is called a Cinnamon.

If the snake was sold as a Creamsicle, you should stick with that as Creamsicle defines a Hybrid. Creamsicles do not have a specific look as more diluted generations don't have the typical orange coloration, but they are still considered Creamsicles as they are still Hybrids.
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I agree...sold as a cream...it's a cream
 
sorry, double post

I just looked at the picks on page 2 (I only looked at page 1)
And from these pics it looks like it has emroi blood, but I still wouldn't be completely positive about it being souly a cream
 
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