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What kind of snake would I get if i mixed an Abbot Okeetee and a Diffused Creamsicle?
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I have an Abbot Okeetee and I was wondering what the babies of an Abbot Okeetee and a Diffused Creamsicle would look like, please help.
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12/10/2011 11:53:55 PM
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Tiki108
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It would look like a normal unless the Okeetee is het for something. Abbot Okeetee's are just selectively bred normals, genetically they are still a normal
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Accepted Answer
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12/11/2011 1:33:43 AM
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FyreFocks
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You'll get normal outcrossed corn/rat snakes that are het for albino and diffusion. Some of them might have thick borders like an okeetee, but you wouldn't call them okeetees.
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12/11/2011 4:26:44 PM
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NWHeather
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What Nate said.
Check out corncalc.com you can plug in different morphs & it will show you what results you will get.
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12/11/2011 11:21:59 PM
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aSnakeLovinBabe
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Creamsicles are hybrids.... Just an FYI.. so the resulting babies would not be corns. Other than that... What Nate said!
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12/12/2011 10:17:07 AM
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12/12/2011 7:18:18 PM
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SlitheringSweetheart
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This is my sister's question, she's looking to get a female Corn, and lately she's been thinking about getting a snow. If in the future she paired her male with the snow, what would she get? Just for reference so she knows
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12/12/2011 7:27:45 PM
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Tiki108
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A lot of it is going to depend on hets. Assuming they are not het for anything a snow and an amel would give you amels het anery
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12/12/2011 7:28:51 PM
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12/12/2011 7:32:26 PM
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Tiki108
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Oh my bad I thought you said your male which I believe is a amel? Or is that your female, either way, any normal crossed with a recessive trait will give you a normal het for that recessive trait. Snows are double hets for Anery and Amel, therefore a normal crossed with a snow would give you normal het for snow (anery and amel). Unless he is het for something, but without knowing his genetics you won't know until you breed him.
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12/12/2011 8:08:12 PM
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Member Comment
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12/12/2011 8:25:27 PM
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Tiki108
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I know, an okeetee is still a normal, it just has darker borders, but genetically it's not really a different morph, just like reverse okeetees are not really genetically a different morph from a amel, they are still that morph, just selectively bred. These two websites are good if you want to learn more about morphs:
http://www.corncalc.com/combos.jsp
http://www.cornsnakemorphgallery.com/
When you do a genetic calculation there is no okeetees listed because for breeding it's really not a different morph, just a selectively bred normal or a normal from Okeetee, SC.
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6/4/2013 3:27:59 PM
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Cenobite
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