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ANERYTHRISTIC





This type of variation is when the snake lacks all of its red pigment, and looks like a black-and-white version of a cornsnake. In anytherism type a the snake develops a bright yellow blotch on its chin and the sides of the face. Anytherism type b does not have this, and is often called 'Charcoal'.



Anerythristic type A
Photo from www.kingsnakes.com/photo_gallery



Anerythristic type A again
Photo from www.cornsnakes.net
 These are pictures of anerythristic type a snakes, which lacks only red pigment and sometimes shows yellow around its face.


Anerythristic type B/Charcoal
Photo from www.cornsnakes.net
 This is an anerythristic type b, or charcoal cornsnake. This type lacks red and yellow pigments.


Zig-Zag Anerythristic
Photo from www.cornsnakes.net
 This is a zigzag anerythristic, which is quite an intriguing pattern.


Acadia, my male Anery type B
Photo from my personal album
 This is my newest corn member, Acadia! He is an anery type B, so he won't get the yellow (unless he was ID-ed wrong, its hard to tell as babies). He looks totally black, but his coloring is more a really dark brown.


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