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01-02-03, 10:32 AM
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POP QUIZ: What type of corn snake is this???
Ok, heres a little pop quiz....<b>Name the phase of corn snake shown below. </b>
I'll post the answer tomorrow after a couple guesses come in!
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01-02-03, 10:41 AM
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milksnake phase?
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01-02-03, 11:18 AM
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Amber?
Great looking snake!
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01-02-03, 11:53 AM
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hypo? hypo miami?
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01-02-03, 12:58 PM
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I would say miami as well....
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01-02-03, 01:16 PM
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I will go with hypo miami as well - that is crimson, right??
mary v.
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01-02-03, 02:38 PM
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Crimson
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01-02-03, 04:11 PM
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nm i'm preggo.. brain isn't working..
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01-02-03, 08:04 PM
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creamsicle?
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01-02-03, 08:20 PM
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The Crimson corn is a beefed-up "Miami phase"that's also hypomelanistic. page 114 corn snake manual by Bill & Kathy Love . At least I'm reading my new book ?
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01-03-03, 09:34 AM
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I have heard it called a "red cornsnake" or a "Crimson cornsnake" i'm guessing one of those
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01-04-03, 03:37 PM
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well.......
it was sold to me as a rootbeer phase cornsnake, there are some people that acknowledge this as a colour phase, but i did alot of research and Im not sure I really buy into it
High Sierra sells rootbeer corns and they look pretty similar
http://www.**************/highsierra...n_rootbear.htm
so.....i eventually thought (if it wasnt a rootbeer) that it was closest to a crimson (aka hypo miami).
thats my opinion anyways, its a confusing subject
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01-04-03, 04:20 PM
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Are rootbeer corns the normal color phase of creamsicles ( the creamsicle orange color being the amel version of great plains ratsnake X corn)??
thanks,
Mary v.
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01-05-03, 06:19 AM
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Very pretty snake. I seen some Rootbeers in Maryland at a show and this does look like one. Rootbeers appear to be in the same catagory as the Creamsicle. My feelings are, if it would breed naturally in nature in which this intergrade does, what is the problem. Not to start a fight here, just my opinion. I have some beauitful Creams and when I sell them I just let the people know up front what they are. Most people just want the beauitful snake with the bright colors...
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01-05-03, 10:01 AM
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mary, ya your right, the creamsicle is an amel corn x great plains....and apparently the rootbeer is just a normal corn x great plains rat.
im guessing if i breed him to a female amel and then breed the offsping together, 24% should be true creamsicles.....i guess I'll see 
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