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vote on her name!

sXe_corn_sXe

sXe_corn_sXe

R.I.P. ashes
OK, i cant decide between IVY, ASHES, or IVORY for my ghost corn, and i know some of you probably wont like any of them but just put down which one you like best out of these three.
:)
 
Well, if it's between those 3, I'd say Ashes, because that makes me think of a gray snake, which is the color of a ghost corn snake.

Ivy makes me imagine a green corn snake and Ivory seems good for a white snake.
 
even after i suggested "ivory ". i agree with amanda, if its "ashy" it should be ashes or ashley.lol but i like ashes. and agree again with amanda>>when i said IVORY, i thought it was a real white snake. i dont know why i always think snow corn= white. my cat is pure white, named snow .lol but yes thumbs up for ASHES
 
Ashes sounds good too.

mbrown...where did you get Snow corn from? sXe_corn_sXe has a Ghost Corn.
 
I wrote in a post before , I like the Ashes name I think its a cool name. :) I think you should go with that one.
 
someone had once told me a ghost corn was also called a "snow corn"...is that wrong? sorry if it is wrong....
 
sXe_corn_sXe said:
hey amanda, what is a coral snow? i have never seen one before.
or is it an actual coral snake?
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A coral snow is a snow that is also homozygous for hypo, as in CAV's shorthand:

Coral snow = Anery A + Amelanistic + Hypo

They tend to be much more colorful than normal snows, having much more pink/coral coloration.

Here's a photo of mine:
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