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	Striped Instead of a blotched pattern, these animals have two dorsal and two finer lateral stripes, and can be combined with any of the colour morphs. Stripe shares the same locus (place in the 'genetic map') with Motley. Because motley is dominant over stripe a snake carrying both would be visually a motley. The only way to tell if it is motley or motley het stripe is to breed with a known stripe, and get stripe hatchlings.   Hatchling - msms © Sean Niland (photo shows a Striped Butter) Adult - msms © Joni Garcia (photo shows a Striped Amel) Back to the Corn Snake Colour Morph guide

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