If your asking do they exist then yes they do, I own one
The price of an albino corn snake can vary depending on factors such as age, size, and breeder. On average, albino corn snakes can range from $50 to $200. It is important to purchase from a reputable breeder to ensure the snake's health and genetic history.
IF you mean 'poisonous' - then no they are not.
An amelanistic snake - is one that's lacking in black pigment. See the picture in the related links for the comparison.
Hi. The corn snake is naturally red hence its proper name red rat snake or (Elaphae guttata). you can get deep almost blood red corns these are called Amelanistic Bloodred Corn Snake, yellowy coloured called Amber corn snakes, Anerythristic Corn Snake and more
How ridiculous ! A Corn snake's natural diet is rodents not other reptiles !
A snow corn snake is a corn snake that is recessive in both Amelanism and Anerythrism. This causes both the black pigments (amelanistic), as well as the red and orange (anerythristic) colors to be absent. Some traces of yellow are sometimes previlant especially near the head of the animal.
Genetic variation commonly presents itself as Amelanistic or Albinism. Corn snakes that are Amelanistic are missing the gene responsible for black pigmentation in their skin. Albinos are missing almost all the genes that generate almost all the snake's colours.
An amelanistic cornsnake is a color morph of the common corn snake that lacks the dark pigmentation typically found in their scales, resulting in a lighter appearance. This condition is caused by a genetic mutation that reduces or eliminates melanin production. As a result, amelanistic cornsnakes often display vibrant colors like orange, yellow, and white, making them popular among reptile enthusiasts and breeders. They retain the same body structure and behavioral traits as other corn snakes.
depends on size of snake. take to pet store they will tell you.
yes,as they get older they shall turn a bit yellow
The Corn snake grows up to around 72 inches (1.8 metres). The 'morph' of a snake has no bearing on its size - they are simply colour variations that have been introduced through selective breeding.
i have a albino corn snake and i picked it up last night but it was rather scared of me... its tail was rattling and smacking the incubator bottom if this is any help to u... i was trying to find out why it was doing this....