Corn Snake- Tessera Ghost Motley

About the Tessera Ghost Motley Morph Corn Snake

The Tessera Ghost Motley morph is a striking triple combination of Tessera pattern, Ghost color mutation, and Motley pattern mutation in the Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus).

Tessera gene: Produces a clean, unbroken dorsal stripe with reduced side markings.

Ghost morph: Combination of Anerythristic (removes red pigment) + Hypomelanistic (reduces black pigment), resulting in cool silvers, greys, and muted lavender tones.

Motley pattern: Alters the belly checkering and changes dorsal blotches into connected, elongated shapes or removes them entirely.

At ReptiCube, all Tessera Ghost Motley snakes are:

Captive-bred for health and temperament

Socialized from hatchling to ensure easy handling

Fed on frozen-thawed rodents

Raised in clean, secure, species-appropriate habitats