Opal

A combination of Amelanistic and Lavender. Starting out as washed out looking amels, they quickly fade into what appears to be a purplish snow corn. As they mature, varying amounts of pale orange fills in the areas between the blotches.

Opal Hatchling aaaa llll © Mark Perkins	Opal Adult aaaa llll © Susan Willis
Opal Motley Hatchling aaaa llll mmmm © Kat Hall	Opal Motley Adult aaaa llll mmmm © Steve Meyer
Opal Stripe Hatchling aaaa llll msms ©	Opal Stripe Adult aaaa llll msms © Sean Niland
Opal Eye ©	Opal Ventral ©

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Uploaded by: Kennedykrew Morph: Opal Stripe Age: 9months Sex: Male	Uploaded by: Lexcorn.co.uk Morph: Opal Age: Hatchling Sex: Male
Uploaded by: Steve Meyer Morph: Motley Opal Age: 2 Sex: Female	Uploaded by: JenniPoohBear Morph: Opal Age: 1 year Sex: Female
Uploaded by: Kaye Martin Morph: Opal Age: 18 months Sex: Male	Uploaded by: Not Disclosed Morph: Not Disclosed Age: Not Disclosed Sex: Not Disclosed
Uploaded by: Kornelsen (Cologne-Snakes.de) Morph: Opal Age: 10 Month Sex: Female	Uploaded by: Lottiz Morph: Opal Age: 10 month Sex: Male