Lavender Cornsnakes |
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Lavender Cornsnake Silvery gray as adults, with a faint purpleish tinge, these lovely snakes have dark eyes that contrast with their suble light tones. Most of ours have a peach or apricot blush, especially as juveniles.
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Hypo Lavender Male
The addition of hypo to lavender produces more distinct color. As a hatchling Calypso was a solid peachy apricot color, and still retains some of that as an adult. |
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Opal Cornsnake
An opal cornsnake is the amelanistic version of a lavender, and is well named. Our matriarch is Sweet Pea, and she is a gentle snake with iridescent tones of lilac, pink and apricot. It's hard to capture the delicate beauty in a photograph. She has retained her subtle colors in adulthood. |
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