Corn Snake- Tessera Anery

About the Tessera Anery Morph Corn Snake

The Tessera Anery morph of the Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is an elegant combination of the Tessera pattern gene and the Anerythristic (Anery) color mutation. The Tessera pattern produces a clean, continuous dorsal stripe with reduced side markings, while the Anery mutation removes red pigmentation, leaving a striking mix of greys, blacks, and silvers.

At ReptiCube, our Tessera Anery snakes are:

Captive-bred for optimal health and temperament

Socialized from hatchlings for ease of handling

Fed on frozen-thawed rodents for strong growth and vitality

Housed in secure, species-appropriate enclosures

Key Features:

Average adult size: 4–6 feet

Lifespan: 15–20 years in captivity

Non-venomous and easy to handle

Stunning silver and black coloration with crisp striping