That is okay, corns are a great first snake. They are easy to care for, generally docile, and come in a wide choice of colors. You can get just about any color except black, green, and blue.
Don't know about that...I had an Anery that had almost no silver on her, to the point where she honestly looked like one of the Black Rat Snakes we have here. I also had a Snow with light GREEN blotches; they were light, but they were definitely green, not yellow. I've seen a snake at a show which combined the Patternless morph with Anerethristic, and although it was a baby, I will just about guarantee by the time that Corn was an adult, it would have been jet-black with a white belly. Haven't seen a blue one yet, though, but give the Corn breeders enough time, and I would not be surprised if we don't see those in a few years, too. The potential with those snakes is still wide-open. But they are great little animals, wonderful first-time snakes.
I would have LOVED to see that anery of yours!!!!!!!! That must have been quite a stunning baby!!!!!
