Coral snow x snow motley

Just curious would a coral snow and a snow motley be comparable if breed together?


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If bred i think you would get snows het for coral and motley i dont see why they wouldnt be compatible

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No coral snow motleys?


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Originally Posted by MonkeyShuttle

No coral snow motleys?


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Pretty sure the answers no as there are only 2 dominate corn morphs and the rest are recessive . I just assume your talking corn snakes. But i could be wrong corn genegitics is alot more complicated then ball python genetics

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Im no expert though so its very possible i could be wrong

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i figured out that coral snow is a triple recessive, containing Anerythristic, Amelanistic and Hypomelanistic A.

and motley snow is also a triple recessive, containing Anerythristic, Amelanistic and motley.

assuming im right and all genes are recessive, you get snows, that are double-het hypo A and and motley.

Not all coral snows are Hypo A. It's unfortunately been used to also describe really colorful snows. And not all hypo snows are colorful either, so the idea that hypo + snow = coral doesn't really work. Much to the headache of all in the corn snake community.

A coral snow bred to a snow motley will effectively give you snows het motley. If the 'coral' is of the colorful variety, then the babies will be a range between the coral parent and the snow motley parent with regards to adult coloring. You have to keep them usually for several months to tell which ones are really going to color up as most snows hatch more colorful than they will be as adults.