Meet "unnamed" Snake!!!

well this is rebecca's first wee snake, picked it up today for her birthday(albeit a month away)

she is yet to name him, but she's got a few wee ideas

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he's a wee candycane baby, :)

Looks gorgeous !!!

Bet she is well happy

Tiny and cute!

just like her... :P

she wrote that -_-

lovely snake matt
nice wee candy cane

i was sure i did a post in here about her naming the snake? lol

Nice looking little amel, looks like it has a lot of orange between the saddles for a candy cane. Maybe just the pic, you got better pics from above

Yea phil, only have my phone camera, so it does look orange, but in person its a pink colour in between the saddles, I'll try and get better pictures if I can borrow someones camera,

If its a candy cane the only colour between the saddles should be white especially at this young age. Lots of amels are also pure white between the saddles when they are young but develope orange as they mature. it is almost impossible to tell if a young corn will turn out the be a candycane or not. The best way of making sure a young corn is going to be a candycane is to buy from a good strong line of candycanes and make sure the one you pick has no colour whatsoever between the saddles. If at this young age they already have colour between the saddles you can be 100% sure it will not be a candycane when it gets older.

It would be good if you can get a good dorsal picture.

Hi, sent you a pm there phil

cheers, sent him a text there, still waitin a reply, thanks for the info

That's an awesome little corn dude!!

Candycane
From hatchling through to adult

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Woah Nikki those pics are just Amazing! lol