>>I finally got some pics of the two corns i aquired 5 months ago. Im not too sure what kind they are but the dark one is a male im pretty sure cause when i put the two together he is dominanat and i have seen hemipenes. He is over 45 inches. The lighter one a snow????? is smaller at 33 inches is that old enough to breed because im pretty sure they have every time i put them together in the past month.

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>>Any comments or suggestions?

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well, the first one is an anerythristic, Anery for short.

Anerythrism removes the red pigment in corn snakes resulting in a greyish snake with darker grey saddles. It is very common for yellow to develope on the neck and sides.

the second one is a snow...very nice snow.

Snows are a combintaion of amelanism, which removes the black (melanin) and anerythrism which as you now know, removes the reds.

They can vary widely with some showing yellows, pinks and even greens.



both are very nice snakes.



If they have bred, then at the very least, you can expect anerys het for amelanism (amel).

Now, if by chance the anery happens to be het amel, which wouldn't be surprising, then you could get anerys and snows.
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