Gene
Microscale is a recessive corn snake gene that makes the scales much smaller without changing color. Breeders report that it is an allele of the Scaleless gene, with one copy of each giving a snake called Microscaleless, but the proving records disagree, so that link is not treated as confirmed.
Corn snakes show Microscale only with two copies. One copy makes a het, which looks normal but can pass Microscale on.
Breeders report that Microscale is an allele of the Scaleless gene, with one copy of each giving a snake called Microscaleless, but the proving records disagree on when and by whom, so it is not treated as confirmed.
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Guides and articles for Microscale corn snake owners.
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