The photos are not really great. But it appears you have a normal, or classic corn. The have very little red or yellow when they are hatchlings. They will gain more color as they grow.
Have fun with him!
Have fun with him!
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Hi everyone. My name is Lainee and I am really new to snake ownership. This is a great sit. After reading I am a little concerned because I have a two month old snake and it is just now breeding time. The store didn't know what kind of corn I have so I guessed just a blane ole corn snake I can't find any pictures to match my baby. It is very dk. brown with orange spots and a checkered belly. I have a lot to learn , thanks for any thoughts you may have.
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