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The Cultivars (morphs)/Genetics IssuesDiscussions about genetics issues and/or the various cultivars for cornsnakes commercially available.
Can anyone tell if there is such a corn cause i was looking around for a corn since i lost my corn Zip and i came across a person selling a "Green corn snake" and he had no pic so i was wondering if you guys could tell me if there is such a thing?
I know there is a green ratsnake. I have never seen a green corn. Maybe it is an hybred of both rat and corn. I personally think they are the same anyways.
I don't know of a Green Corn snake. I have heard of Green Blotched Snow Corns. The above should take you to the pics in the photo section for that thread.
I've seen lime green amel corn snakes advertised at Simply Snakes. They have a picture, too. The whole snake isn't green, but the blotch borders, which are white on a regular amel, are green. Interesting looking snake...
See above. I already posted the link to Simply Snakes . Then you can go to their price list, and scroll down 'til you see "Lime Green Amelanistic Corn Snake."
At the risk of raising everyone's ire yet again, I think that many people have already noted that those "lime green amels" are in fact creamsicles. Creams often have that greenish tint to them (I have a male like that myself), and it appears to be a hold over effect from the emoryi blood.
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"Green" corns?
and i came across a person selling a "Green corn snake" and he had no pic so i was wondering if you guys could tell me if there is such a thing?
Alicia
hmmm....Thanks for the info!
Mabye i might just get one!
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