Thanks everyone!!

Quote Originally Posted by Blue Apple Herps View Post
First off, great looking snake!

Second off, pied corns are still not completely genetically understood. Thus far, AFAIK, they haven't been uncoupled from bloods, so they appear to be linked, though that is not definite. Also, lots of corns, especially bloods, can have patches of white like that, and still not be pieds (think ringer bps not being pied bps). However, there are pied corns that can have very low expression like yours.

So it is possible he could be a pied, but I wouldn't label him that unless you specifically bought him as one, or prove him out to be one.
Thanks so much for explaining!! I was waiting for your reply!! haha

I had read a little about it being linked to bloodreds, but I just wanted some confirmation on it. A couple of sites said that pieds could have "varying amounts of white" and when I searched for pics I found a few that only had one or two spots and were labeled as pieds. But yeah, I guess it makes more sense not to label him yet The breeder just told me he was a bloodred, and I have no idea of his genetics other than that. In any case, it still makes him more special than a regular everyday bloodred, right? I am almost tempted to breed him now just to find out. But would I need another bloodred with white for the most conclusive answer?