[For Sale] Scaleless Cornsnakes

Jump right into the Scaleless Cornsnake scene with the addition of these animals. Here is your opportunity to get your hands on one of these awesome animals and start producing scaleless corns of your own. We only have a very limited number of these left so if you are interested please send us an email to contactus@bhbreptiles.com

Scaleless Cornsnakes - ON SALE $3,250 (each) SHIPPED.



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Charles, are these 100% corn snakes? Or has something esle been bred into a corn to get this type of result?

Thank you for any information you can give me.
PJ

Will you throw in a hairless kitty if we buy 1.1? Do they shed like a normal snake?

I don't think that we have any hairless kittens in stock, sorry, lol.
And yes they are cared for and function like any other corn snake including shedding, etc....

Are they pure corns or an intergrade?

The eyes look like a texas rat might of had it's way somewhere.

I tend to agree with you BUT I would hope that if that were the case (Texas Rat/corn crosses) it would be disclosed in the ad.

The original Scaleless came from an Emory x Cornsnake, which were both normal. It has since been bred back to normal Corns and a few Morphs.

Thanks for answering the question.

So, to clarify, yes they are hybrids and should be labeled as such.