Amelanistic motley corn snake

Free Shipping on all Snakes lower 48 States Limited time offer. Abbreviated as Amel, refers to a snake with a total absence of melanin; the result of the gene mutation with the same name.

Click on "more photos" to see additional morph examples which may include hatchling, yearling, sub-adult, adult, scale close-up, ventral belly , pippy and "blue phase" photos. This Okeetee morph was achieved through selective breeding for thick, black borders. The black borders really compliment the beautiful combinations of brown, orange, red, yellow, and white scale colors that can be found on an Okeetee. Amber corn snakes are a combination of the caramel and hypo genes. Their scale colors can be lovely combinations of tan, golden brown and grey with touches of yellow.

Amelanistic motley corn snake

Corn snake wraped around an old branch isolated on black. Snake wrapped around a red apple isolated on black background. Amel Motley Corn snake isolated on black. Corn snake wrapped around an old branch isolated on black. Corn Snake is a snake belonging to the non-poisonous genus of North American origin of the numerous family Colubridae. They have been bred in captivity for many years, they are excellent pets. Close up of corn snake on black background. Corn snake on wooden surface. Frame made out of corn snakes, isolated on black. Corn snake wrapped around an old branch. Close up of amel motley corn snake. Corn snake wrapped around an old branch and looking at you. Corn snake wraped around a woman hand isolated on black. The iStock design is a trademark of iStockphoto LP. Browse millions of high-quality stock photos, illustrations, and videos.

Anerythristic Hurricane Motley Shop Anery corn snakes. Terrazzo Lava. Look for nice side diffusion lack of side pattern.

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Amelanistic motley corn snake

Corn snake morphs are quite popular especially when it comes to the ones that look quite different from the common corn snakes. Common corn types have a bright orange appearance. However, morphs like the snow, blizzard or Palmetto corn snakes look quite different. All the above mentioned snakes are examples of albino corn snakes. An albino corn snake undergoes gene mutation to produce some desirable traits in colors and patterns.

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Corn Snakes Click on "more photos" to see additional morph examples which may include hatchling, yearling, sub-adult, adult, scale close-up, ventral belly , pippy and "blue phase" photos. Motley Lavender. Phantom corn snakes are a combination of the Hypomelanistic A Hypo and Charcoal genes. The scale colors can include white, grey, brown and black. Look for nice side diffusion. Anery A, Bloodred, and Stripe. Snake wrapped around a red apple. Some may even develop light green borders. Okeetee Banded. These corn snakes have also been called "pink and green" snow corns, but not all of them will develop green on them. With the deep red color and dark eyes, they are definitely one of my all time favorites.

Corn snakes are lovely critters that are sometimes spotted coiled around tree-branches, or basking during daytime on a rock. They can also be seen in grasslands, on the edges of forests, or on the banks of rivers.

Motley Sunglow. Anery Bloodreds sometimes known as Granites are a combination of the Anerythristic A and Bloodred genes. Striped Creamsicle. This corn snake is the combination of the Anerythristic Anery A and Hypomelanistic genes. Their color can be shades of lavender and a "pinkish" lavender. Combine the Amelanistic, Caramel, and Stripe genes, and this is the gorgeous corn snake you get. Striped Gold Dust. This means that you will get Ultramels in the first generation if you breed it to a morph that is homozygous for Amel i. Striped Amelanistic. Frame made out of corn snakes, isolated on black. Okeetee Reverse. Amelanistic Amel Motley corn snakes do not have the dark pigment, thus giving them red eyes and leaving bright color combinations of red, orange, yellow and white for the scale colors. The black borders really compliment the beautiful combinations of brown, orange, red, yellow, and white scale colors that can be found on an Okeetee.