I new extremely new to the corn world, I have been looking for a while up here and just got an email from someone who has a couple for sale. Now I know two of them which are butter and lavender, but the third one is throwing me for a loop, I think I may know what it is but to avoid embarrasment, I am not going to say He is calling it flourescent...can ya help? and is it worth $60CAD?

I had a morph like that that was called flourscent as well, this seems pretty accurate.
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I paid about $50usd for mine just so you know.

Looks like a candycane to me.

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ya candy cane

Well candycanes dont normally have orange on them...thats why they call them "flourescent" beacuse of the bright orange

Due to the fairly rich orange ground color and wide white saddle borders, I would classify that snake as a reverse Okeetee.

I'm not seeing a photo, here.

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I'd second that. It could be a florescent as they are a variation of Amel Okeetee but the colors seem a bit too toned down for it to be this variation. But it's most definitely a reverse okeetee (Amel Okeetee) with the large defined saddle borders. Great looking corn.

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