Combination
Caramot is the hobby name for a corn snake with two copies of Caramel and two copies of Motley, also sold as Caramel Motley. Caramel changes the color and Motley changes the pattern. Both genes are recessive and unrelated, so a Caramot bred to a snake carrying neither gives normal-looking babies that carry both.
A combination name: two copies of Caramel and two copies of Motley together.
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A corn snake usually costs about $40 to $100 to buy. In early October 2026 PetSmart listed its corn snake at $89.99 and its “fancy” corn snake at $99.99, both sold in stores only, while a large US reptile dealer priced a baby classic corn snake at $39.99 and common color morphs such as amelanistic, […]
A corn snake asks for four things and is unforgiving about exactly one of them. It needs a big enough box, a warm end and a cool end, a meal every week or two, and a lid that actually latches. Get the first three roughly right and you have an animal that will live with […]
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