ID Please

[Kuro]

Hi Guys
Can anybody ID her for me, my mother bought her a few years a go and the guy she bought it from said it was a "bubblegum", and then someone else said it was a "snow". Just want to finally know what morph she is.

Thanks in advance

[Kuro]

And some more

[MikeBodd]

Looks like a bubblegum to me, but sure Chantel will know better.

[Kuro]

Thanks MikeBodd, what makes a corn a bubblegum?

[kfc223]

Morning Kuro.

I've done a bit of research on bubblegum corns.

They are snow corns that have been selectively bred for their nice appearance, and colours,ect. So its still a snow corn, but one that has been selectively bred for certain features.

Here is a link to some info on them.
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/ ... egum_snow/

[Kuro]

Morning Kuro.

I've done a bit of research on bubblegum corns.

They are snow corns that have been selectively bred for their nice appearance, and colours,ect. So its still a snow corn, but one that has been selectively bred for certain features.

Here is a link to some info on them.
http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/ ... egum_snow/

thanks kfc, did not know that, thought it was a whole new morph

[MikeBodd]

Hi Kuro, as Justin said it is a snow corn. They usually have more pink and green in them.
I have a very pretty little snow. My wife named her pink, but as she has gotten older, the pink colouring has a bit.

[Westley Price]

I don't think that is a Bubblegum Snow Corn, but rather a Bubblegum Ratsnake.

The name is similar, but the snakes are quite different.

The Bubblegum Ratsnake is actually a hybrid between a Black Ratsnake and a Corn or Everglades Ratsnake.

A "normal" Bubblegum Ratsnake is the amel version of the above hybrid, so I guys yours would be called a Snow Bubblegum Ratsnake.

Or that's my opinion.

[Kuro]

If it is infact a bubblegum ratsnake I am glad the place that sold it as a corn has closed.

[Bushviper]

I have bred bubblegum ratsnakes and they dont look the same to me. I would rather go with bubblegum snow corn. Best is to pop it in with a normal corn and see what the babies look like. The chequered belly markings are the dead give away on them. Can you make out any belly markings on this specimen?

[Chantel]

Definately a nice snow corn. The yellow colouring down the sides is very common for the anery based morphs (Snows are amel anery's)