Red Albino Corn and Grey Rat Snake hatchlings

[HerpHanger]

Hi, Wondering if anyone can help me figure out what my new snakes are. I have a Male Red Albino Corn Snake and a Wild Caught Grey Rat Snake. They have bred for me and the result is pictured. I'm not sure what the hatchlings are though. The closest I have been able to figure out looking on line is either a Ghost Corn of a Buff Corn. Any assistance is appreciated. Thanks

 

[RoseRed]

It would be a hybrid with that pairing......

 

[screamindemon17]

Its a hybrid . there is a hybrid forum that might be able to help you

 

[New2this<3]

http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/

If you go to the bottom it has corn and rat snake hybrids.

 

[diamondlil]

They aren't buf or ghosts, which are corn morphs, they are hybrids.

 

[AliCat37]

Yep, normal colored hybrids. No morph.

 

[chris68]

I'd like to see if these develop any frosting to their saddles. Neat lil "obsotata's"

 

[HerpHanger]

Thanks for the link. I was actually there and did not see anything under the rat snake corns that looked like my little guys. On the same page however is where I got the idea that they may be a Buff, under the Single Trait (Dominant to normal) but I now understand that these are not Morphs but a Hybrid, but that picture of the juvenile Buffs look almost identical to mine.

 

[HerpHanger]

Thank you all who replied to educate me. I have had much experience with various reptiles but have only dabbled in breeding. These are my first Corn Snake hatchlings and I know I have much to learn about the genetic aspect of breeding, but I do find it fascinating. Right now, I am just trying to figure out what these guys would be called. Feel quite lucky that all six eggs hatched and are healthy, but really want to figure out what I have. Thanks

 

[DragonsDenSerpents]

All six are corn snake/grey rat hybrids. Nothing to suss out about them. Cute little guys!

 

[airenlow]

I would label them as "corn x grey rat"...

 

[HerpHanger]

Oh ok so they aren't called anything specific other than a grey rat corn snake hybrid?
I thought maybe they would have some sort of type name. Thanks for the info much appreciated! I can't wait to see how they look when they get a little bigger. Have a ten year old son who has my enthusiasm for herps and this has been a really cool experience for him.