Extreme Reverse Okeetee 66% het Scaleless, Cinder Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus)

Common Name: Corn Snake (Extreme Reverse Okeetee Cinder; 66% possible het Scaleless)
Scientific Name: Pantherophis guttatus
Sex: Male
Source; CB

Adult Size: Typically 120–150 cm
Native Range: Eastern & south-central USA 

Enclosure: Secure, well-ventilated viv/terrarium; adult minimum 120 × 60 × 60 cm
Heating: Basking surface 30 °C; cool zone 24 °C; night 20 °C or typical room temperature

Humidity: Aim 30-50% average; keep airflow and offer a humid hide/microclimate

UVB: Low-level UVB; provide shade/cover so the snake can self-regulate exposure

Diet: Appropriately sized mice; juveniles 5–7 days, adults 7-10 days (adjust to body condition)

Water: Fresh water bowl at all times; large enough for soaking

ABOUT THIS SPECIES

Corn snakes are adaptable North American colubrids that settle well in a secure, furnished enclosure with plenty of hiding spots and some climbing structure. They’re most active around dusk and into the night, and you’ll often see them making regular “rounds” once established.

This animal is listed as an Extreme Reverse Okeetee Cinder. Reverse Okeetee lines are typically selected for strong contrast, with reduced dark pigment compared with classic Okeetee, and “extreme” is commonly used by breeders to indicate a more exaggerated look within that line.

Cinder is a separate colour/pattern trait that can shift the overall tone and pattern expression as the snake matures. It’s also listed as 66% possible het Scaleless, relevant for breeding plans, but it won’t change everyday care in a normally scaled snake.