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spots/freckles on corn
my snow corn shed last night... and as usual i lifted him out to get a look at him
and i noticed these on his side and tail
there are some on his back too along the spine, but not as noticable as the ones in the pics...
anyone have any ideas?
any help much appreciated
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and i noticed these on his side and tail
there are some on his back too along the spine, but not as noticable as the ones in the pics...
anyone have any ideas?
any help much appreciated
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Re: spots/freckles on corn
I think this is what is refered to as Paradox Albinism (something which contradicts itself). Some amelanistic corns can have black areas which obvious is not expected at all hence the paradox. Charles Pritzles photographic example of a paradox albino is a beautiful snow with black spots.
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Re: spots/freckles on corn
had a look on the net there at paradox albino corns, but they dont really seem to be the same... and there are ones have it from babies... this boyo of mine is a yearling now and only showing these marks... but they are a very uniform shape, so could be some sort of pattern comin through

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Re: spots/freckles on corn
I sent the photos over to Charles Pritzel and asked for his opinion. This is the reply I received, hope it helps;
Hi again Tan,
Some amels and snows do have black spots on them, they are usually a bit larger patches though and occur inside the "border" areas where the snake would typically have black if it weren't an amel.
The first thing I noticed in those pics is that the black spots are not randomly distributed nor in the border area. It looks like marks one would get if the snake rubbed against something while crawling past it. My first guess would be this is an "injury" (or rash/irritation) of some kind.
Thanks,
Charles Pritzel
Hi again Tan,
Some amels and snows do have black spots on them, they are usually a bit larger patches though and occur inside the "border" areas where the snake would typically have black if it weren't an amel.
The first thing I noticed in those pics is that the black spots are not randomly distributed nor in the border area. It looks like marks one would get if the snake rubbed against something while crawling past it. My first guess would be this is an "injury" (or rash/irritation) of some kind.
Thanks,
Charles Pritzel
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Re: spots/freckles on corn
im thinkin that myself... cus they are starting to fade now

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