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I inherited a Brooks Kingsnake from a friend back in November, my first snake.
It was sold to him as Anerythristic, and I don't exactly know what that means, or if it even is. I have a few pictures. Is this snake Anerythristic, or something else?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v260/Aludarae/IMG_2586.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v260/Aludarae/IMG_2585.jpg
Thanks. 
Anerytherism (sp?) is a simple recessive gene trait that reduces or eliminates reds in the coloration of the snake. I am not very well versed with brooks king morphs and what they look like, but yours does look anery. It gives the snake a ghostly look and the yellow coloration doesnt really develop. They stay some shade of grey to offwhite to even blueish in coloration especially in the light spotted areas.
Thank you very much!
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