Since 1 and 2 have been answered I'll just answer the rest of them (or at least try to make sense of it).
3) Anery. I have no clue, lol.
Anery is short for anerythristic or lacking red pigment. An Anery A (commonly just shortened to Anery) is lacking all red pigment. Charcoal can also be known as Anery B.
4) Motley. I believe this is where the back pattern is connected, leaving what looks like small circles on the back....Is this correct? Are there any other traits a motley has?
A pattern morph that is co-dominant (I think that's the right term) with Stripe.
5) Ultramel. ??
Ultrahypomelanism is a hypo-like gene at the same spot as the amelanistic (lacking black pigment) gene. I'm probably not the best at this one so I'll leave it at that.
6) Okeetee and Miami. I've seen some of these at the local pet shop, and while they looked different than the normals, I couldn't really put my finger on it.
Locality snakes. Okeetee or Okeetee phase snakes have bright, bold colors with thick black saddles. Miami or Miami phase snakes have a silver to tan background with redder saddles.
I hope I didn't confuse you to much...if I'm wrong on a point someone please jump in and correct me!
~Katie
Oh yeah...you can always visit
www.cornguide.com and visit the genetics tutorial - it's awesome.