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[lizard man]

I'm not realy into corns at all, but id like to learn what some of the more common morphs are and how to identify them, is there a website that has a list of them with a pic of each one at all?

Thanks
Steve

[phobia]

www.cornsnakemorphs.com theres a few pics and some nice info there mate
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[Snowy]

Common realy depends on whether you are going to get them from a herp shop or a breeder.

If you are going the shop route, if you are thinking of getting one, then the four most common are:
Classic/Carolina: This is the basic corn from which all other morphs come.
http://www.captivebred.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=12954

Amelanistic (that is on the cornmorphs site)
Anerythristic (again on the cornmorphs site)

Snow corn: sometimes confused people call this an albino which is incorrect as albinoism is the lack of melanin (Amel).
http://www.captivebred.co.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?t=13461 Third picture down is two snow hatchlings.

There are a lot of other morphs which is what makes them such a popular snake though these you will mostly get from breeders as they tend not to appear in shops. Mainly because the more "colourful" morphs fetch more in the private market then they would get from the shop for them.
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[lizard man]

Thanks guys, im not looking to buy, im just interested in learning abit more about genetics of the morphs and what the differences are between the corns.

Thanks
Steve

[Snowy]

Well that's an entirely different can of worms. Try here:
http://www.serpwidgets.com/
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[storm]

also try www.iansvivarium.com

[lizard man]

Wicked ill have a look at those too

Thanks again

Steve

[cornmorphs]