Split Rock Reptiles: Cornsnakes

Cornsnakes

Motley Butter Cornsnakes (Elaphe guttata guttata) All of the attributes of the Butter Corn with the added attraction of the motley pattern. A must have for collecters of living art and folks that just want a great looking snake. Serpenco Stock.

Jasper Co., SC Cornsnakes (Elaphe guttata guttata) Both the male and female in this project are direct decendants of animals collected in close proximity to the Okeetee Hunt Club in Jasper County, South Carolina. Brilliant looking animals that become more attractive with age. Tom Chiang/Vinnie Ritchie stock.

Lavender Cornsnakes
( Elaphe guttata guttata )

Our Lavender corns are excellent representations of this very unusual corn snake morph. Our breeder male has very subtle pinkish hues and as we found out last year, he is heterozygous for the motley trait. Some of the offspring our pair produces are hypo. Our mid- term breeding plans with the Lavenders include producing Lavender Motleys and hypo Lavender Motleys.

Motley Sunglow Cornsnakes
( Elaphe guttata guttata )

Our breeder pair throws partial stripes and some classic head-to-tail Motley patterned animals. We will be trying for fully striped animals in the future. South Mountain Stock.

Reverse Okeetee Cornsnakes (Elaphe guttata guttata) Our Reverse Okeetees exhibit a wide array of brilliant reds, oranges and whites. Our breed stock comes from Brandon Osborne and is a pleasure to work with.

Locality Kisatchie Cornsnakes
(Brazos Valley, Texas)
(Elaphe slowinskii)

Our breeding stock was collected in the Bryan / College Station area of Brazos County, Texas. This locality is the western extension of the range of the Kisatchie cornsnakes (Elaphe slowinskii) found in Louisiana. Both of our animals were found within approximately one mile of each other. Intricately patterned silver and brown sides with black-bordered cinnamon brown blotches make these pure locality animals unique cornsnake specimens.