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	Kastanie or Chestnut An extremely new gene, first discovered by a biology teacher in Germany in 2002. Through test breeding it has now been proven as simple recessive. Hatching out looking extremely similar to anerythristics, they develop more and more orange and brown tones as they age. The name 'Kastanie' comes from the German word for 'Chestnut'.   Hatchling - kkkk no picture yet - please get in touch if you can help! Adult - kkkk © Marc Zajonc Motley - kkkk mmmm no picture yet - please get in touch if you can help! Stripe - kkkk msms no picture yet - please get in touch if you can help! Back to the Corn Snake Colour Morph guide

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