morph questions-corns

[mr ackie123]

i have tried looking on the internet but am getting confused with percentages etc and most of my corns i have no idea if there hets for anything else etc

i have 1 female amel
1 male motley stripe
1 female creamsickle
1 male creamsickle

what would i get for the amel and motley,creamsickle and motley and creamsickle and amel so i can work out who to put with who next year.the 2 creamsickles were put together this year so would like to give the female a year off dependant on what morphs will be produced.

[Athravan]

Amel x Motley = 100% normal, het for amel motley

Creamsicle x Motley = 100% normal (rootbeer) het for amel and motley. These snakes would be considered hybrids and not true corn snakes, the hybrid normals are often labelled as "rootbeer"

Creamsicle x Amel = 100% Amel (technically creamsicle) - they may not be exactly coloured as the creamsicle parent but again due to the fact that they will be albino, containing rat snake genes, they would be called creamsicle. The quality of creamsicle would depend from snake to snake.

Creamsicle is not technically a morph as such, it is an indication of a albino corn snake x great plains rat snake outcross. Any albino snake that contains great plains rat snake genes is technically a creamsicle, although the colours can greatly vary in shade.

[mr ackie123]

i see ok thanks for that