Quote Originally Posted by Mina View Post
Wow!! That is an absolutely stunning looking snake!!!!!!
I'll post pictures of the baby as soon as I can. I'm still thinking amel but I'm just realizing just how many kinds of amel there are, its a little bit of information overload.
Genetically all amels are the same (i.e. candy canes, sunglow, reverse okeetee, etc). So an amel is still an amel.

My husband asked me last night if I had figured out what kind of color morph the new baby is. I told him I thought I had an idea. Then he said if amel means no black, then our lavender, our snow, and our ghost are all technically amel as well. I said I think so. Is that right?
Lavender isn't amel related, its more of an anery type gene that reduces or gets rid of reds/oranges. And snow is amel + anery. And ghosts are anery + hypo (they still have black, but the hypo reduces it).


(by the way, just to be clear, we don't know a sex for sure, we are calling her a her because the breeder did, we will find out at the next reptile show.)
At that show try and have someone show you how to sex as well, that way you can sex your own snakes. Its a very valuable thing to be able to do, and is quite easy.