Description
The Albino Scaleless Corn Snake is a definitive morph for the serious collector, combining two highly sought-after recessive traits into one visually striking animal. Its complete lack of dorsal scales and vibrant amelanistic coloration make it a centerpiece display specimen. Since we began stocking this morph in late 2024, it has consistently ranked among our top-selling corn snakes, proving its enduring appeal.
Stand-Out Features
- True Scaleless Morph: Exhibits a complete absence of dorsal scales, resulting in a uniquely smooth texture and distinctive appearance.
- Albino (Amelanistic) Coloration: Lacks black pigment, showcasing bright reds, oranges, and yellows against a clean white background.
- Proven Health & Hardiness: Our staff notes we’ve had zero warranty claims on this specific product in over a year of sales, indicating robust animals.
- Established Feeding Response: Arrives reliably feeding on frozen/thawed pinky mice, simplifying care from day one.
- Ideal Display Animal: Its unique phenotype and typically calm demeanor make it an excellent choice for both private collections and educational displays.
Technical Data
| Scientific Name | Pantherophis guttatus |
| Morph | Albino Scaleless |
| Genetics | Recessive Amelanistic & Scaleless |
| Age | Juvenile, 2024 hatch |
| Feeding | On frozen/thawed pinky mice |
| Weight (measured) | 2.8 oz |
| Sex | Currently unsexed |
| Recommended Enclosure | 10-gallon starter, upgrade to 20L+ as adult |
Your Questions Answered
How do I care for a scaleless snake?
Care is similar to a standard corn snake, with extra attention to humidity and substrate. Provide a humid hide and avoid abrasive cage decor. Aspen or cypress mulch are suitable substrates. They thermoregulate normally but appreciate slightly smoother surfaces for resting.
Is the albino trait linked to vision issues?
No. Unlike some other species, the amelanistic (albino) gene in corn snakes does not cause reduced eyesight or light sensitivity. Their vision is typical for the species, and they feed readily using scent and movement cues.
Can this snake be bred?
Yes. This is a breeding-quality animal carrying two recessive genes. To produce more albino scaleless offspring, it must be paired with another snake carrying at least one copy of both the amelanistic and scaleless genes. We recommend pairing with a visual albino het scaleless or another visual albino scaleless for predictable results.
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