Maybe Anery
The ACR is and was a good idea, but I think its way too late. Alot of corns used to be bred to Snow corns to see if there new morphs.This would mean that alot of Cornsnakes would be Het Anery A. Now if you add that in, with the numerous breeders that bred multiple males to breed to there females to insure fertile clutchs you never know what genes your cornsnake could be carring.A long time ago I was breeding nice Okeetee looking Cornsnakes,alot that I purchased were suppose to be locality and selectively bred locality animals.Others I bought just because to me they had the look of what I liked alot, red and orange with nice borders. I had purchased a really nice looking pair at a show I attended,they were sold as Okeetees but I didnt question it any further as they looked nice.The season came along that I bred the pair and expected to see a nice clutch of okeetee looking babys and a lone Anery Stripe hatched out! From that breeding I knew that anything could pop up and has been for awhile now.It seems the more I breed the more confusing of what is really hatching:shrugs: