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What can I pair an anery with?

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I have an anery corn that I'd like to breed this year, but I don't know what morph to mate him with. I want some interesting colors! A snow maybe? This will be my (and his) first clutch.

Also, do you have to brumate your snakes? I don't really want to, but I've read conflicting things. Thanks for the advice!
 
Brumation of Cornsnakes is not necessary. Many breeders do not brumate.

As for the Anery, unless he his heterozygous for something (which wouldn't be unusual), you will get all Normals if bred to a non-Anerythristic mutation. The most commonly found mutations now a days are Amel, Anery, Caramel and Motley...So it would not be unfounded that he be carrying one of these.

Check this website out for morphs and combination's.
 
So if I bred him to an amel I might get snows? Sweet! Is there a possibiliy of getting anything else? Just if my anery and my amel are het for something?
 
You will get all normals unless you breed to another anery. If you breed to an amel you will get normals that can produce normal, anery, amel, and snow. Double hets are very fun because they produce at least four different kinds! ; )
 
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