Description
The Coral Pink Snow Corn Snake Baby is a selectively bred morph known for its clean pink and white pattern with minimal yellow. This snake is for keepers who appreciate consistent coloration that intensifies with age. We’ve stocked this morph since summer 2025, and it remains a top request from repeat customers for its predictable, vibrant adult appearance.
Stand-Out Features
- Predictable Coloration: Hatchlings display a clear pink and white base that deepens reliably, unlike some “snow” lines that develop unexpected yellow.
- Proven Genetics: Bred from established amelanistic and anerythristic lines for a consistent snow morph expression.
- Excellent Feeder: Takes readily to frozen/thawed pinky mice, establishing a reliable feeding response crucial for new keepers.
- Manageable Adult Size: Will reach a typical adult length of 3.5 to 5 feet, making enclosure requirements straightforward.
- Docile Temperament: Known for a calm disposition, making it a solid choice for handling once acclimated.
Technical Data
| Scientific Name | Pantherophis guttatus |
| Morph | Coral Pink Snow (Amelanistic + Anerythristic) |
| Life Stage | Hatchling / Baby |
| Weight (measured) | 1.8 oz |
| Feeding | Started on F/T pinky mice |
| Sex | Currently unsexed (Probing available for +$25) |
| Availability | Captive Bred |
Your Questions Answered
How pink will this snake actually get?
The “coral” designation refers to the pink hue present in the white areas, which is already visible. This pink saturation will become more pronounced with each shed, typically reaching its peak intensity by 18-24 months. It will not develop the strong yellow or orange seen in other corn snake morphs.
What setup do you recommend for a hatchling?
Start with a 10-20 gallon enclosure with secure lid. Provide a hide on both the warm and cool end, a small water dish, and appropriate substrate like aspen shavings. Maintain an ambient temperature of 75-80°F with a basking spot of 85-88°F. Proper humidity (40-50%) is key for clean sheds.
Is this a good snake for a beginner?
Yes. Corn snakes are widely considered one of the best beginner colubrids due to their hardy nature, manageable size, and generally docile temperament. This particular morph’s reliable feeding response and predictable growth pattern make it an even more straightforward choice for a first-time keeper.
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