Corn Snake- Anery

About the Anery Morph Corn Snake

The Anery morph of the Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus), short for Anerythristic, is a genetic mutation that removes all red pigmentation from the snake’s scales. The result is a sleek combination of black, grey, and silver that often intensifies with age.

At ReptiCube, our Anery corn snakes are:

Captive-bred for health and gentle temperament

Raised in secure, clean, species-specific habitats

Fed on frozen-thawed rodents for optimal growth

Socialized from hatchlings for ease of handling

Key Features:

Adult size: 4–6 feet

Lifespan: 15–20 years in captivity

Non-venomous and hardy

Monochrome coloration with sharp contrast