Description
The Extreme Reverse Okeetee Tessera Corn Snake is a high-contrast, selectively bred morph for the keeper who values bold pattern and reliable genetics. This line combines the clean, wide borders of the Reverse Okeetee with the clean, unbroken dorsal stripe of the Tessera gene. It’s a steady seller in our collection for its predictable, vibrant results. Weight on our scale: 4.4 oz.
Stand-Out Features
- Defined Pattern: Exhibits the classic, thick white or yellow borders around intensely colored saddles, a hallmark of the Reverse Okeetee influence.
- Tessera Stripe: The Tessera gene produces a clean, uninterrupted dorsal stripe from neck to tail, creating a sharp, linear contrast.
- Vibrant Coloration: Background colors range from rich oranges to deep reds, with saddles in deep burgundy or chocolate, ensuring high visual impact.
- Proven Genetics: Bred from established Tessera and Reverse Okeetee lines for predictable morph expression in offspring.
- Established Feeder: This specimen is feeding consistently on frozen/thawed pinky mice, simplifying care from the start.
Technical Data
| Morph | Extreme Reverse Okeetee Tessera |
| Species | Pantherophis guttatus (Corn Snake) |
| Sex | Unsexed Juvenile (Probing available upon request) |
| Age | Approx. 3-5 months |
| Length | Approx. 14-18 inches |
| Weight (measured) | 4.4 oz |
| Feeding Status | On F/T Pinky Mice |
| Genetics | Selectively Bred Morph (Tessera + Reverse Okeetee) |
Your Questions Answered
How does the “Extreme” label affect this snake’s appearance?
The “Extreme” designation refers to the selective breeding for maximum expression of the Reverse Okeetee traits—specifically, exceptionally wide, clean white borders around the saddles and intensely saturated background color. It denotes a higher-end visual example of the morph.
Will the Tessera stripe remain solid as it grows?
Yes. The Tessera gene’s dorsal stripe is a consistent genetic trait. It typically remains a clean, unbroken line from head to tail through adulthood, though the surrounding saddle pattern may slightly influence its edges.
Is this a good snake for a beginner?
Yes. Corn snakes are widely recommended for first-time keepers due to their manageable size, generally docile temperament, and straightforward care requirements. This particular animal is a healthy, established feeder, making the initial transition to your care smoother.
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