Corn Snake- Ghost

About the Ghost Morph Corn Snake

The Ghost morph of the Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a stunning combination of Anerythristic (Anery) mutation and Hypomelanistic (Hypo) mutation.

Anery gene: Removes red pigmentation, producing a grey and black snake.

Hypo gene: Reduces black pigmentation, softening the contrast and creating muted tones.

The result is a smooth, pastel-like mix of silvers, greys, and lavenders that only becomes more attractive with age.

At ReptiCube, our Ghost corn snakes are:

Captive-bred for health and docility

Raised in clean, species-specific environments

Socialized from hatchlings for easy handling

Fed on appropriately sized frozen-thawed rodents

Key Features:

Adult size: 4–6 feet

Lifespan: 15–20 years in captivity

Non-venomous and hardy

Unique muted color palette

Why Choose a Ghost Morph?

The Ghost morph is perfect for those who want a subtle yet sophisticated-looking snake. Its calm personality and manageable care make it ideal for first-time keepers, while its genetic makeup makes it valuable to breeders working with multi-gene projects.

These snakes thrive in medium-sized enclosures with a temperature gradient, secure hiding spots, and proper humidity. The muted colors of the Ghost morph also pair beautifully with other genes like Tessera, Motley, and Stripe.