I've seen one person selling Coral Ghosts that are quite colorful (and expensive). These are line-bred ghosts, selectively reproduced for enhanced color.

I saw someone else selling what looked like normal ghosts, but was referring to them as "coral." I view this a ploy to sell a snake by using a "buzz" word. The same way many normal corns are marketed as "Okeetees."

Part of the problem when you coin your own phrases for the morphs you produce is that anyone can take your name and use it (unless you trademark it, like one Bearded Dragon breeder did).

But to answer your question, as far as I know, the only two recessive genes at work with Coral Ghosts are hypo and anery - the same recessive genes that make regular ghosts.

Tim

Third Eye

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