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• Animal ID: CB73A25-159M • Price: 120.0 • Sex: male • Weight: 13 • Birthday: 8/1/2025 • Age: baby

Posted By:  kjun  |  In: Hammond, LA  |  Posted: Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 16:31  |  A registered Kingsnake user since 2002-11-01

Banded Fire (Albino Diffused Masque) - Milksnake Phase Het Anerythristic.

The snake will continue to brighten up a lot with every shed until it grows into an amazingly bright and unique adult!

Beautiful Albino/Amelanistic Diffused Masque (aka blood or fire) BANDED patterned corn snake. It is het for Anerythristic. It is 50% possible het for caramel.


Sire - Amel, Blood/diffused, masque "Tetrissera" Tessera het caramel
Dam - Ultramel Aner masque het diffused
(Parents shown in the last image(s), but they are NFS.)

Feeding on thawed pink mice.

Morphs: masque amelanistic het anerythristic 50% het caramel diffused motley milksnake phase

Corn Snakes

Gallery photo posted by SlytherLyn
Gallery photo posted by SlytherLyn

Welcome to kingsnake.com's Corn Snake Classifieds. This section is for posting wanted and for sale advertisements for any and all color phases and morphs of Corn Snakes. If you are looking for, or want to post ads for Rat Snakes, or other reptiles and amphibians and supplies please review our classified index for the appropriate category.

The Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttata), or Red Rat Snake, is a North American species of Rat Snake that subdues its small prey by constriction. Found throughout the southeastern and central United States, their docile nature and comparatively simple care make them popular pets. After many generations of selective breeding, Corn Snakes are found in a wide variety of different colors and patterns.

For questions on keeping Corn Snakes please check out the Corn Snake Forum, or to look at photos or to upload your own, check out the Corn Snake Photo Gallery.

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