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What type of corn snake?

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dude111

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Hi, i got my first corn snake Candy about a month ago. i wanted to know for sure what kind of corn she is. I have asked before but never got a definite answer ,probably because my pics were a littler blurry). I'm pretty sure it is either a reverse okeetee or an amel corn. Does anyone know? Thx in advance for any answers.

Here are some better pics but still not the best, my camera sucks lol.
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Looks like a pretty little amel. I personally don't think her borders are thick enough to call her an RO, but since it is a selectively bred amel and not a morph there are variations and some subjectivity to it.
 
Its an amelanistic that has some slightly thick borders.. A reverse okeetee is just an amel as well, bred for thicker white borders..
 
i agree with you. i've looked at some pics online of both amels and okeetees and i found that the amels look more like Candy so i'm gonna say she's an amel. thx.
 
this is A amel, the lighter colors will grow to be a Hot Orange color and the saddles will be red you might get a little bit of white but not enough to call it a reverse okeetee, in the end as a adult he/she will look something like this. and this cornsnake is in no way a candycane, hope it helps!

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DarkMorning, not all amels end up looking like that. Many are quite pale, actually, without being able to be called a candycane. I would say that the OP's snake will end up on the paler side because there isn't much suffusion of color already present in the snake.
 
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