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  • 10-26-2014, 11:43 PM
    shadowherps
    Helpp!!!!!!!!
    I just got this.adult corn snake from a friend and I wanted to know what morph it is and the sex, also what can I breed it with http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/10/27/5ysyzaje.jpg

    http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/10/27/e3ypudev.jpg

    http://img.tapatalk.com/d/14/10/27/apa2uter.jpg
  • 10-27-2014, 08:35 AM
    vangarret2000
    Not sure the morph.

    You can't tell the sex without probing it. Make sure it's someone who knows how to do it properly.

    If you don't know that you can't tell the sexy without probing it the you should not be even considering breeding it yet. You probably have a lot more knowledge to gain and more experience to aquire before ou should take that step. Not saying you can never do it, just don't get ahead of yourself.
  • 10-27-2014, 09:57 AM
    SaintTawny
    Re: Helpp!!!!!!!!
    Yeah, it's a pretty little snake, I have no idea the morph, but you should reconsider breeding a corn snake when you haven't done extensive research on their genetics. Almost everything in corn snakes is recessive, and if you start a breeding project with no idea where you're going you'll wind up with a bunch of normal or plain striped/motley animals het for random things that you can't sell because people don't pay $5 for those anymore.

    Aimlessly breeding will get you precisely nowhere in any species. "I just want eggs" is the WORST reason to put two animals together. What do you want from a pairing? What do you ultimately hope to produce? Decide that, figure out what you'll need from a genetics standpoint, and then select your breeding animals.
  • 10-29-2014, 02:15 AM
    Viol8r
    It looks like a butter corn.
  • 10-30-2014, 10:17 AM
    Spiritserpents
    Too peachy to be a butter. I'm torn between several options; funky looking amel, creamsicle, and an extremely colorful snow. I'm leaning towards snow, and I bet it's a male.
  • 10-30-2014, 10:19 AM
    Ransack
    Male Snow Corn is my guess
  • 10-30-2014, 04:40 PM
    Viol8r
    The first pic does look snowy, but that close up is yellow. I have a coral snow and a butter and that looks a lot more like a butter. Op, what are the colors? I'm sure it looks different in person than the pics...
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