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What kind of snow?

Prairie Orca

Prairie Orca

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I know my corn is a snow, but I want to know the further details of my little girl. She has some stripes behind her head, no markings on her belly, and is completely pink and white. You guys can tell me what kind of genetics she carries (het, hypo, etc.), just so then I have an idea what she carries (and I know it's not all that possible to know just by looking at a snake, but I'm just giving it a try).

Pictures:

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It's nearly impossible to tell hidden genetics just from looking, sorry. She doesn't look like a motley, are you sure her belly isn't faintly pink and white? Asking the breeder is your best bet, or if she came from a pet store, there's virtually no way of knowing what genes she might carry.
 
That's what I thought...

If it helps at all, both parents were het for snow. Mother was an anery, father was amel. Her siblings were the following morphs: 3 snow, 7 normals, 5 anerys, 5 amels.

Pictures of the parents:

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Father

AneryCorn-1.jpg

Mother
 
What her parentage info means... Mom was anery het amel, Dad was amel het anery... unless there was something else the breeder didn't tell you... she is just a normal snow.

Nice though. :grin01:
 
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