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11-25-03, 08:19 PM
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What am I?
Ok, so I bought this little girl as just a regular amel. It was then brought to my attention she looked like a Motley. I personally don't know the first thing about distinguishing corn morphs, but from pics I have seen I can see Motley similarity. I have also had some other people say that she doesn't look like a Motely at all. I've been looking at pics on corn sites and some look like her, some don't come close. So to those experienced with corn morphs... what is she??
<img src="http://www.ssnakess.com/photopost/data/509/22corn.jpg">
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11-25-03, 09:06 PM
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Normal, if the belly is checkered normal, if belly plain, a not so great motley.
Many normal patterned snakes have circles on the back.
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11-25-03, 09:26 PM
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Looks normal to me as well, as Katt said, check the belly for patterning.
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11-25-03, 09:38 PM
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That amel is too bright!!!  Nice Linds...
The other two already gave you the answer.... I'd say normal too though...
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11-25-03, 10:33 PM
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whoa.. that's a diff snakes Linds.. or maybe it was the lighting.. or jeans.. lol :P
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11-25-03, 10:50 PM
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Quote:
Originally posted by ReneeB
whoa.. that's a diff snakes Linds.. or maybe it was the lighting.. or jeans.. lol :P
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lol or the beer 
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11-25-03, 11:21 PM
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looks normal to me~
nice it does have a nice bright coloring to it~
a very nice looking amel~
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11-25-03, 11:31 PM
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LOL either way I'm happy with her. I wasn't looking to even get a corn, but it was a deal I couldn't resist! Now I just have to pair her up with an equally stunning male 
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11-26-03, 12:57 AM
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Looks like you have your answer that she does not appear to be a motley based on the pattern of her saddles (mostly not connected) and this can be confirmed if she does not have a plain white belly (motleys do).
She is a really pretty amel - very intense colors. Congrats on her,
mary v.
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11-26-03, 07:53 PM
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OK, what does "amel" mean?
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11-26-03, 08:11 PM
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amel means that the animal lacks black pigmentation. So removing the black pigmentation on a corn snake will lead to an orange or red corn snake. Where as anery means lacking red pigmentation. Thus leading to a black/grey corn snake.
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11-26-03, 10:17 PM
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Amel is short for Amelanistic in case you weren't up on the slang & is explained above Mark
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11-27-03, 12:05 PM
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In addition to what Simon says, the black pigment is referred to as melanin 
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11-27-03, 02:17 PM
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in addition to the above lol
lack of melanin in humans and other mamals is known as albinoism
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