There are a number of line bred amelanistic types of corn snakes. Reverse okeetee (sometimes shortened to RO) is an amel corn with thick white borders. How thick the borders need to be to classify as a reverse okeetee is a matter of personal opinion, but most would agree that the borders need to be at least 1 to 2 scales wide.

Reverse Okeetee (selectively bred amelanistic) – An amelanistic Okeetee Phase corn snake, which has the normal black rings around the saddle marks replaced with wide white rings. Ideal specimens are high contrast snakes with light orange to …

2022年8月26日 · Anerythristic 玉米蛇 (Anerythristic A Corn Snake)Anerythristic 玉米蛇是缺乏红色素的普通品种, 同时也丢失大部分黑色素, 主要体现未灰色, 和白色。 这些是' A ' 类型anerythristics, 有一些黄色色素。

Amelanistic was the first mutation (or morph) of cornsnake to be discovered. The first amel corn was caught in North Carolina in 1953. In 1959, Dr Bernard Bechtel bred the original specimen to three normal females, producing babies that were het for Amelanism, then those back to each other to produce the very first captive bred corn snake morph ...

The snake is amelanistic. Ultra/Ultra - Pattern contains reduced melanin. Dark areas are lighter than in normals, but not as light as ultramels. Ultra/Amel (ultramel) - Pattern contains reduced melanin. Dark areas are much lighter than normals.

Amelanistic corns visually lack all melanin, the pigment that is responsible for blacks, browns, and grays. An amelanistic corn will be shades of orange, red, yellow, and white. The intensity and amount of those colors can vary significantly, but will never include any black, brown, or …

2022年9月14日 · Albino corn snakes are a color morph of corn snakes with all the dark colors missing. The first genetic color mutation discovered in corn snakes was albinism or amelanism. Dr.

2014年12月2日 · Albino corn snake: Also called amelanistic corn snakes, because they lack melanin, or black pigment. These snakes are bright red, orange, yellow and white.

Amelanistic Corn Snake. Amelanistic (amel) 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. They are sometimes referred to as "red albinos." More Photos

Albino corn snakes, or amelanistic corn snakes, were bred from a wild corn snake in the 1950s. In the wild, corn snakes are pigmented to camouflage into their environments. When the corn snake is amelanistic, it reveals a beautiful molt with various colors coveted by snake owners. Colors range from a wide variety of hues, including: Orange ...