Corn snake - Tessera Ghost

About the Tessera Ghost Morph Corn Snake

The Tessera Ghost morph of the Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a visually striking combination of the Tessera pattern mutation and the Ghost color morph. The Tessera gene produces a clean, unbroken dorsal stripe and reduced side patterning, while the Ghost morph (Anerythristic + Hypomelanistic) results in muted greys, silvers, and lavenders instead of bright reds and oranges.

At ReptiCube, each Tessera Ghost morph is:

Captive-bred for health and calm temperament

Socialized from hatchling to ensure easy handling

Fed on an appropriate diet of frozen-thawed rodents

Raised in clean, secure habitats

Key Features:

Average adult size: 4–6 feet

Lifespan: 15–20 years in captivity

Non-venomous and beginner-friendly