Issue identifying corn snake

[JaniNaka]

Hi,

I bought a baby corn snake a month or two ago and I was trying to figure out what kind it was. It looks like a "normal corn snake", but I have heard that their underside tends to be white and black and my snakes is more light red and white. Does anybody have an idea what kind it is?

Sorry about the pictures, the underside one is kind of blurry and the other ones I took were either right before the feeding or during. I don't want to disturb the snake now because it just ate.

Thanks.

 

[Chip]

Diffused. Expect it to change a lot with age. http://iansvivarium.com/morphs/species/elaphe_guttata/diffused/

 

[MysticExotics]

Yep, Diffused (aka Bloodred).
Very nice!

 

[JaniNaka]

thank you! It will be exciting to watch it grow.

 

[NiklasTyreso]

Diffused is a simple recessive gene that selectively bred bloodreds happen to have. Diffused gene give a diffused pattern on the sides (lateral).

Most diffused snakes are bloodred crosses with rather much red and orange colour, but I have seen diffused bred into grey miami phase corns too. Diffused miamiphase are as grey as other miamies.
Your snake look like it will develop much orange coloration.

 

[JaniNaka]

Diffused is a simple recessive gene that selectively bred bloodreds happen to have. Diffused gene give a diffused pattern on the sides (lateral).

Most diffused snakes are bloodred crosses with rather much red and orange colour, but I have seen diffused bred into grey miami phase corns too. Diffused miamiphase are as grey as other miamies.
Your snake look like it will develop much orange coloration.

Thank you! It's nice to know a little bit what it'll turn out like.