corn snakes

[Ray]

Just wondering if anyone knows what these are please.
http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...3/S7300256.jpg

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...3/S7300258.jpg

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...3/S7300287.jpg

http://i203.photobucket.com/albums/a...3/S7300273.jpg

[Dragon Queen]

It looks like some kind of Motley. I don't know what the color is, but that is the Motley patern.

[hana]

The first two look like anery, and the third picture looks like a charcoal possibly an anery. Young anerys tend to have very crisp black and white contrast when they're young, but not all of them. Charcoals tend to be less contrasty even when young. The last picture would need better lighting to tell what it is. I wouldn't say any of them are motleys simply because they don't have enough connected saddles on top and chances are, if you look at their bellies they will be checkered. Motleys don't have checkered bellies, they're plain. Hope that helps a bit.


hana

[Blue Apple Herps]

First two look like an anery blood (granite) and the 4th looks like one too. The 3rd is a charcoal. On the first two and fourth, is the belly solid white or does it have checkers? If it's white then I'd say its definitely blood, if not then I'd say it's probably het blood.

[Ray]

Thanks for your replies.1,2 and 4 have full white bellies.

[cassandra]

I know! They're cornsnakes!

I suck at corn morphs...anery something or other...where's Heather, she might know...calling LadyOhh!

[Blue Apple Herps]

Thanks for your replies.1,2 and 4 have full white bellies.

Then they're granites (or anery bloodreds). All are excellent looking snakes!