I have an idea but wanna know for sure what morph she is
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Tokaybyt
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yes...
They may not wholly disappear, but they will definitely become less evident. When cold or stressed those bands, even as an adult may become noticeable, only to disappear again once warmed up of comfortable.
These are super hypo tangerine carrot-tail hatchlings from back in 2002.
Hatching
Post-hatching shed...notice how colors have brightened AND banding has already begun to fade
The brighter sibling at almost 3 months old
Mom, back from March 2002. She's what is known as the heterozygous form of the Hine-line hypo mutation. This form has head spotting, versus her offspring above that is expressing the super form (homozygous dominant) that lacks head spotting.
They may not wholly disappear, but they will definitely become less evident. When cold or stressed those bands, even as an adult may become noticeable, only to disappear again once warmed up of comfortable.
These are super hypo tangerine carrot-tail hatchlings from back in 2002.
Hatching
Post-hatching shed...notice how colors have brightened AND banding has already begun to fade
The brighter sibling at almost 3 months old
Mom, back from March 2002. She's what is known as the heterozygous form of the Hine-line hypo mutation. This form has head spotting, versus her offspring above that is expressing the super form (homozygous dominant) that lacks head spotting.
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Thats awesome thanks for the info how much do those sell for just wondering I'm not selling her I just wanna see if I got a good deal I'm pretty new to leos always kept and breed corn snakes so I'm not sure if that's a good morph I know it's not rare are anything and I love it but just wondering