Howdy All!

[Guruofchem]

I have "inherited" a young corn snake (my first) who will be living in my classroom. I also keep crested geckos, and am helping our lower school teachers with some red eared sliders; consequently there are going to be days I feel like I'm running a herpetarium! Hopefully images will show up below - the little one is clearly an amel, but is there anything more to his/her morph? I'm totally new to corn snake IDs, and bad with geckos, so any help would be appreciated...

 

[grneyereptilekeeper]

Looks like it could possibly be reverse okeetee?? but I'm still learning, even tho I've been around them for years, most of the morphs are pretty new to me.

 

[MotleyMedusa7]

Hello-welcome to the forum

 

[Joba]

Hello and welcome!

 

[ZiggysMom]

Welcome to the group.

 

[thejamiemarie]

Welcome! No idea what your snake is, but it is beautiful!

 

[HVani]

He's adorable

 

[Guruofchem]

Looks like it could possibly be reverse okeetee?? but I'm still learning, even tho I've been around them for years, most of the morphs are pretty new to me.

Suggested in the Morph forum that it was a reverse Okeetee as well, so you may well be right!

 

[tabitharowland]

What a pretty baby and a great classroom edition.

 

[Guruofchem]

What a pretty baby and a great classroom edition.

Thanks! He/she is quite pretty, has already eaten her first meal without difficulty, and pooped on a student, so we're off to a great start!

 

[WestCoast_Redneck]

I'm no expert on morphs, but I have a Reverse Okeetee, and this looks very similar. Could be an amel also, but my guess is R/O.
Here's a pic of our R/O Redneck: