Florescent morphs

[oscar]

these are the morphs that got me interested in corns as i was a lizard guy only before. i just picked up a coastal cal king and a albino sonoran gopher, but havent gotten this one yet. all i've seen are the babies and they look brilliant. a discussion with my wife brought this question..... what do they look like as adults? does anyone have any or know of any pics of adults that i could see?

[Simon]

I'll try to post some pics for you when I get back home later tonight
but to be honest these are just regular amels that are selectively bred for bright orange
this line came from Rich Zuchowski~

[oscar]

i knew there werent really diff than the typical amels genetically speaking, but i am very attracted to the colors and the contrasts. the reason i ask is that i know most snakes lose their brilliance as they age and was wondering if it was worth getting one if thats my attraction to them.
thanks.

[vanderkm]

Although all corns tend to lose some brilliance as they age, those that are flourescent orange will still be dramatic snakes as adults - but I would be careful to choose one from parents that show the brilliant colors - any breeder you buy from should be willing to share photos of the parents of hatchlings and allow you to make your decisions based on those. This is not a variety that we own, but check Serpenco web sites for photos of adults at http://www.serpenco.com/shop/customer/product.php?productid=16413&cat=261&page=2&PHPSESSID=9312bbc9e29c4fc12c112c51bf3d7e20

mary v.

[oscar]

thanks for the link. i hadnt seen these pics. they definately arent as stunning as some of the babies i've seen, but still are very bright.