What kind of Corns are these?

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Originally Posted by blackcrystal22

It's unusual to have that much yellow, but Anery Type A will have yellow sides at least on their neck. Charcoal or Type B should not have any yellow.

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Agreed. Heres an Anery A Motley I have. She doesnt have a lot of yellow, but she has more pink than normal. Motleys are just really variable.

http://iherp.com/Gallery/88170/5576_...fuXfnVfn6l.jpg

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Originally Posted by blackcrystal22

It's unusual to have that much yellow, but Anery Type A will have yellow sides at least on their neck. Charcoal or Type B should not have any yellow.

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Actually, its quite common for anerys to have that much yellow. And charcoals can also have a lot of yellow as well. Yellow is a poor indicator for either morph, as there is so much variability on it.

I would have said pastel motley, and a very good example.. I do like a decent motley

They actually look a lot like the yellow rat snakes I see all the time here in South Florida. That would be my guess...yellow rat snake.

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Originally Posted by SugarFox03

They actually look a lot like the yellow rat snakes I see all the time here in South Florida. That would be my guess...yellow rat snake.

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If the "yellow rat snakes" you see in S. Fl. look like those, then you're not seeing yellow ratsnakes. Yellow ratsnakes are fully striped and have an orangey/reddish/yellow color to them. The snakes in question are definitely not yellow rats:

http://randallsreptiles.com/images/y...nake_large.jpg

my guess is a motley ghost, but with out knowing the parents it could be an anery. i only say ghost because they are lighter and slightly pink. you could buy them and test them out. sounds like a fun project to me :)

deffo not yellow rats, to be honest they are not very much like them at all.
deffo ghost/pastel ghost motley.

I have seen rat snakes at the pet supply shop that look similar to that. I don't think they're a corn, or they don't look like any corn I have ever seen!