Amber

This morph combines the Caramel gene with the Hypomelanistic gene, which reduces the black wash over a snake.  This results in a nice yellowish snake with dark eyes.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$70 each

Amelanistic

This morph has all the melanin (black pigment) removed including from the eyes, which are almost a glowing red.  Also known as "Amels" (pronounced Ay-mels), this was the first colour morph other than Normal.

Females: 0    Males: 1

$45 each

Amelanistic Motley

These snakes are homo for the Motley pattern and Amelanistic.  They have red eyes as well as bright oranges, reds, and yellows and with the motley pattern, upon maturity, they are usually much brighter than a normal pattern Amelanistic.

Females: 3    Males: 4

$80 each

Amelanistic Motley/stripe  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These snakes are a pattern abherancy that expresses a mix between Motley and Stripe.  There is a huge variance here and in this section I will include other abherancies including cubed and vanishing.

Females:  0    Males:  0

Amelanistic Stripe

These snakes are homo for the Stripe pattern and Amelanistic.  They have red eyes as well as bright oranges, reds, and yellows and with the stripe pattern, upon maturity they usually have reduced or no white on the dorsal pattern.  They usually are a nice bright snake!

Females:  2    Males:  1

$80 each

Anery

This morph lacks the yellow and red pigments and is thus sometimes called "black albino."  The snakes can tend to yellow-up (show traces of yellow) a fair bit as they reach adulthood, though some have been selectively bred to reduce this trait.

Females: 15   Males: 7

$40 each

Anery Motley  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These snakes are showing the trait of Anerythrism along with the pattern trait of Motley.  This causes joined saddles creating a "dot like" effect down the back.  Motleys also have a clean white belly.

Females: 0    Males:  0

$90 each

Anery Stripe  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These snakes are showing the trait of Anerythrism along with the pattern trait of Stripe.  This causes thin stripes along the snake instead of saddles.  Stripes also have a clean white belly.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$90 each

Blizzard - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This popular morph was the first all white cornsnake which happens to be the closest we have in cornsnakes, to a leucistic animal.  The only difference being eye colour.  Leucistics would have dark while blizzards have bright red eyes.  These were created by combining anery B or charcoal with amelanistic.

Females:  0    Males: 0

$80 each

Bloodred

This morph has a belly without checkers, a smeared or reduced pattern and a beautiful red tone. The red can vastly vary from orange to scarlet-red and even to a deep purple-red. This morph shows the greatest pattern change; babies look nothing like they do when they mature!

Females:  7    Males: 6

$75 each

Bloodred Motley

This morph is a fairly new one.  Combining the trait for motley <spots down the back> and blood greatly improve the colour quality of the animal.  Mine have been created from parents who are het so it is difficult to know for sure if they are ACTUALLY bloodreds!  After getting opinons from experienced breeders in the states I believe these should be as advertised. 

Females:  0    Males: 2

$200 each

Hypo Bloodred

These snakes combine the above Bloodred gene with Hypomelastic A, which reduces the black pigments in the snake’s appearance!

Females:  0    Males:  1

$150 each

Butter

Butter combines Amelanistic and Caramel together resulting in bright yellow Corn snakes with red eyes.  They can be a light butter yellow all the way to a bright canary yellow.  As babies they tend to look like washed out Amels, but it doesn't take long for the colour to come in!

Females:  1    Males:  0

$70 each

Butter Motley

Butter combines Amelanistic and Caramel together. Motley is the pattern trait which causes spots down the back, brighter colours, and a clean white belly!  These guys are extremely bright and yellow upon maturing!

Females: 1    Males:  1

$120 each

Butter Stripe

Butter combines Amelanistic and Caramel together. Stripe is the pattern trait which causes stripes down the back!  It is very common to have a "vanishing" pattern where the stripes dissipate part way along the snake turning to a solid yellow.

Females:  0    Males:  4

Caramel

This gene is one that causes a reduction in the red in the snake, causing more of the yellows and browns to show through.  Often the caramels have an almost metallic look about them, certainly a gene that combines well with others to make very sought after snakes!

Females:  1    Males:  0

$60 each

Caramel Motley - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph combines Caramel and the pattern gene for Motley, which results in a higher contrast Caramel often with pastel-grey on the head.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$110 each

Caramel Stripe

Another hot morph!  In my opinion this is a must-have in your collection :-)  Combining Caramel and Stripe causes clear greys and earthy tones (yellows and tans) in a stripe pattern.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$150 each

Charcoal

This morph was the second anery type gene to be discovered.  When new on the scene it used to be called Anery "B".  Baby charcoals differ from anerys in that their eyes are usually much darker.  When adults Charcoals can also tend to have less yellowing occuring on them.

                                                                                                          Females:  0    Males:  2

$60 each

Christmas

This morph is another type of hypo which is currently being tested and researched by many breeders in the states.  It sometimes creates a slight green hue in the background colours.

Females:  0    Males:  1

Creamsicle - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph is actually a "hybrid" of an Emoryii rat snake crossed with the common Corn snake.  Originally bred in Vancouver, BC, the intent was to create a soft orange or yellow corn, which would tend to have larger, stronger babies.  The resulting babies often havea greater number of saddles, different head patterns, and larger body types than average.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$55 each

Creamsicle Stripe - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These are a  Creamsicle Corn snake with the gene for Stripe bred into them.  This often causes extreme variances in the patterns for the babies, but as with all stripes the bellies are all clear white.

Females:  0   Males:  0

$90 each

Dilute Anery Motley

Dilute adds a new twist to the Anery Motley morph!  Dilute causes a foggy, light appearance by inhibiting the melanin from reaching the skin surface.  All Dilutes shed clear.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$125 each

Pastel Dilute Anery Motley - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph adds one more gene to the pile:  Hypomelanism.  It is referred to as Pastel due to the fact that it often causes a pastel-pink hue to appear.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$150 each

Fire (Amelanistic Bloodred)

These snakes are definitely appropriately named!  Upon maturing, they are often fiery-red with blazing eyes.

Females:  0    Males: 1

$125 each

Ghost - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These snakes are showing the traits of Anerythristic A and standard Hypomelanistic at the same time.  These make a snake with very pleasing pastel shades.

Females: 0   Males:  0

$65 each

Ghost Motley - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These snakes are showing the traits of Anerythristic A and standard Hypomelanistic at the same time as the pattern trait, motley.  These make a snake with very pleasing pastel shades with dots or circles down the back.

Females: 0    Males:  0

Ghost Stripe

These snakes are showing the traits of Anerythristic A and standard Hypomelanistic at the same time as stripe.  These make a snake with very pleasing pastel shades with longitudinal stripes.

Females:  1    Males:  1

Golddust

This morph is a fairly new and confusing one!  It involved caramel, ultra and amelanistic.  The ultra is where things become tricky!  It is codominant at the same location as amel.  So basically a snake can be amelanistic and ultra at the SAME TIME!  More frequently called "ultramel".  This gene can reproduce itself in one generation if bred with something amel.  Breed this to a butter and you will get butters and golddusts in the first generation!

Females: 2    Males: 0

$75 each

Golddust Motley - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This is the same as above but add in the bonus of motley!  These guys end up nice and bright and upon maturing develop dark eyes.  This means that those who love bright yellow snakes but dislike red eyes have something to collect!  The babies I have for sale at this time came from a golddust mot to golddust mot breeding from Bayou Reptiles, and I have a suspicion at least one may actually be an ultra caramel mot, which would mean bred to a butter motley you would get ALL golddust motley!

Females: 0    Males: 0

$125 each

Granite

This morph shows traits for Anery and Bloodred.  The snakes tend to vary quite a lot as some have almost white sides with just a bit of peppering, while others almost look like a regular Anery.  Often males tend to get a bit of a pink wash over them! Please note these are now 2 years old and a few would be ready to breed this year! 

Females:  2    Males:  7

$100 each

Ghost Blood

This morph shows traits for Anery, Bloodred and Hypo!  This hot morph tends to have a lot of variability due to the different lines of ghost being used.  The ones I currently have for sale were imported from Rob and Louise Stevens of Bayou Reptiles.  Their lines tend to have nice light heads and colouring and were created starting the "Silver Queen" line of ghosts created by Rich Zuchowski of Serpenco.

Females:  1    Males:  1

$200 each

Hypomelanistic

These are the result of the recessive Hypomelanistic gene.  This cuts back, but doesn't eliminate black, so it lightens the overall look of the snake and helps remove any "muddiness.”

Females:  0    Males:  2

$55 each

Hypomelanistic Miami aka. Crimson - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph is an even brighter example of the Miami.  These are genetically identical to the Crimson, but have less yellow and tan in their background.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$75 each

Hypomelanistic Motley - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

Combining the recessive Hypomelanistic gene with the Motley pattern gene, this morph lightens the overall look of the snake, helps remove any "muddiness," causes circles or dots down the back, and eliminates belly checkers.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$75 each

Hypomelanistic Stripe

These are similar to the Hypomelanistic Motley except that instead of spots down the back they have stripes.  Due to the Motley gene, these also have a clear white belly and brighter pattern.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$80 each

Lavender

These were first dubbed "Mocha" by the founder of the morph, Rich Zuchowski.  Now they are more commonly referred to as Lavenders since they most often have a purple hue once they mature . This morph is particularly prone to pattern aberrancies such as zigzag and aztec!

Females:  0    Males:  1

$75 each

Lavender Motley - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

Lavender motleys are getting very popular due to the clean look and beautiful pastel purples they can tend to have.  They are showing the pattern trait motley, which makes spots down the back and a clean white belly.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$200 each

Lavender Stripe

Lavender stripes are fairly new on the cornsnake scene but have jumped right to one of the top spots in popularity.  Another clean pattern from the stripe gene and yet more pastel pinks and purples!  

                                                                                                          Females:  1    Males:  2

$300 each

Opal Stripe  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

Opal stripes combine three traits, lavender, amelanistic, and stripe.  At first glance of a baby you may think it's a snow stripe, but pictures of adults reveal that most of the time a nice pink hue shows through.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$600 each

Hypo Lavender - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph combines the above Lavender with the gene for Hypomelanistic A, which reduces black pigment.  These guys have a beautiful pink hue to them!

Females:  0    Males:  0

$150 each

Miami 

This morph is a selectively bred normal, previously predominant in the Miami area.  The standard look is one of a light coloured background preferably as clean silver as possible, and nice dark saddles.  If you are lucky they end up with a nice black borders on the saddles too!

Females:  0    Males:  1

$65 each

Miami Stripe

Miami Stripes are fairly new on the scene.  The goal in these is to produce a light grey snake with darker lateral stripes to try to increase contrast.  Miami is a selectively bred trait so this morph has only one mutation, which is stripe!

Females:  0   Males:  1

$125 each

Normal

Normals are sometimes called classics.  They are basically a wild type pattern, which is quite beautiful in it's own right.  The pattern includes reds, oranges, blacks and nicely checkered bellies!

Females:  2   Males:  8

$40 each

Normal Motley

These snakes have normal colours but are homozygous (showing) the recessive pattern gene for Motley, which causes dots or circles down the back and clean, white belly.

Females:  1    Males:  2

$70 each

Normal Stripe

These snakes have normal colours but are homozygous (showing) the recessive pattern gene for Stripe.  This makes for a brighter, cleaner looking normal which still has nice dark eyes.  The Stripe gene however removes the checkers from the belly.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$70 each

Okeetee - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph tends to show very vibrant reds and oranges with nice thick black borders around the saddles.  Many people find this one of the most beautiful morphs due to the high contrast in some adults.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$68 each

Pied Sided Bloodred

This is one of the newest gene <or SETS of genes> available in the corn world!  The initial breeding results with these seemed to be that it is a simple recessive gene, however there is now some confusion which may indicate more than one factor is in play at a time!  Basically the look of the animal is stark white blotches on the side of a bloodred animal!  You can have a low white expression animal throw and entire clutch of high whites just as you can get high whites to throw low white babies!  Luck of the draw! - picture courtesy Bayou Reptiles

Females:  1    Males:  2

$700 each

Reverse Okeetee - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This morph is the Amelanistic version of the above selectively bred morph.  Where the regular Okeetee should have thick black borders, in the reverse you should see thick white borders.  Another very popular morph due to the high contrast.

Females:  0    Males:  0

$80 each

Snow

Snows combine the Amelanistic gene and Anerythristic genes in the same animal. Snows can have quite a variance in the tone of their colour, but most of what I will have should end up fairly white with off white saddles.

Females:  7    Males:  3

$40 each

Snow Motley

These end up being homozygous or showing three traits at once: Amelanism, Anerythrism and the pattern variation called Motley.  These are excellent snakes to use for testing out hidden genes in snakes with unknown background!

Females:  2    Males:  2

$65 each

Snow Stripe

These are similar to the Snow Motley except that instead of having the pattern of spots along the back, there are stripes or partial stripes.

Females:  0    Males:  1

$80 each

Sunglow het Stripe - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

Sunglows are selectively bred Amelanistics which have little to no white.  This snake can produce Sunglow Stripes.

Females:  0    Males:  0

Sunglow Stripe - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This snake will blow your socks off!  Brilliant fluorescent reds and oranges in a stunning stripe pattern.

Females:  0    Males:  0

Sunglow Motley

Another CRAZY bright snake.  These are a selectively bred amel, which is often also homo for the hypo trait.  Brilliant fluorescent reds with yellow to orange spots.

Females:  2    Males: 1

Sulfur

Another newer morph, this one combines Amelanism, caramel and bloodred.  So in other words a "butter blood".  When people created these the expected result was a nearly patternless yellow snake.   Unfortunately thus far this has not been the case.  Babies have been born with pattern that does reduce some, but nowhere near as much as other blood morphs.  At this point breeders are working to try selectively breeding out as much pattern as possible.

Females: 1    Males: 1

$300 each

Ultramel

This morph is a new co-dominant gene, which can be reproduced in just one generation.  Working hand-in-hand with Amelanism creates a new Hypo-ish look.  This gene is arguably a "hybrid" originating from grey Rat snakes.

Females:  1    Males:  1

Ultramel Anery Motley

This morph involves ultramel and anery.  Contrary to the white snake that may have been expected when anery and amel are combined to make snow, when you throw ultra in you get a beautiful blue grey snake with hauntingly beautifuly ruby eyes!

                                                                                                          Females:  1    Males:  0

Sinaloan Milksnake  - THIS IS NOT A CORNSNAKE!  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

This milksnake stays small and is very eye catching, as its pattern closely mimics the venomous coral snakes!

Females:  0    Males:  0

Pueblan Milksnake  - THIS IS NOT A CORNSNAKE!  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These milksnakes are another eye catching species which get bigger than the sinaloans.  When considering a milksnake one should consider that these snakes take a lot more work to tame and can tend to defacate due to fear of handling!  Gorgeous to view and easy to breed

Females:  0    Males:  0

Apricot Pueblan Milksnake  - THIS IS NOT A CORNSNAKE!  - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT

These milksnakes are one of the first morphs of a milksnake.  Their bands have an apricot type wash over the white to make them look a little different!

Females:  0    Males:  0

Hypo Pueblan Milksnake  - THIS IS NOT A CORNSNAKE!

These milksnakes are one of the newest morphs of a milksnake.  Just as in corns the hypo gene reduces the amount of black wash on the animal, thus it almost looks like a regular Pueblan in blue!

Females:  1    Males:  1