Gene
Terrazzo is a recessive corn snake pattern gene that replaces the saddles with stripes that often break up or fade toward the tail. A snake needs two copies to show it, and a study has linked it to a change in the PMEL gene. Breeding tests show it is a different gene from Stripe, and it traces to corn snakes from the Florida Keys.
Corn snakes show Terrazzo only with two copies. One copy makes a het, which looks normal but can pass Terrazzo on.
Terrazzo snakes were first sold as Granite. Granite now names a snake that is both Anerythristic and Diffused.
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