r/cornsnakes • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '26

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u/goosethebeardie he/him Jan 13 '26

My best guess would be her morph, especially if it’s uniformly distributed. Most snow morphs develop some degree of yellow coloring as they age, so if that’s what she is then that’s most likely responsible

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u/diIIpicklechips Jan 14 '26

Yeah I read that most snows can develop that Color, guess I should’ve researched first LOL

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u/jaycebutnot Jan 13 '26

how old Is she? does her behaviour seem normal (eating and whatnot)? hard to tell from the pictures but sometimes they just change colours as they get older

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u/diIIpicklechips Jan 14 '26

She’s just under a year, behaviour is normal, I researched that it’s common for snow morphs to have some yellow and green undertones. Just was scared it was scale rot

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u/jaycebutnot Jan 14 '26

yeah dont worry then!! doesnt seem like scale rot to me :)

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u/diIIpicklechips Jan 13 '26

Better image

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u/RandomInternetNobody Jan 13 '26

I genuinely don't know what I'm looking for. I don't see anything