Ians Vivarium
The definitive online guide to cornsnake morphs
Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus)
Kastanie
Hatching out looking extremely similar to anerythristics, they develop more and more orange and brown tones as they age. First isolated and proven as recessive by a German biology teacher. The name 'Kastanie' comes from the German word for 'Chestnut'.
Inheritance: Recessive to Normal
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Kastanie Hatchling
Photo © Torsten Junker |
Kastanie Adult
Photo © Adam Clarke |
Kastanie Eye
Photo © Seriva Senkalora |
Kastanie Ventral
Photo © I-love-my-snakes |
Uploaded photos (Click to enlarge):
Morph: Kastanie Age: Yearling Sex: Female Uploaded by: Martin Bernstein |
Morph: Kastanie Age: Sex: Unknown Uploaded by: steveroylance |
Morph: Kastanie Eye Age: Adult Sex: Male Uploaded by: Laryana |
Morph: Kastanie Age: Adult Sex: Male Uploaded by: Laryana |
Morph: Kastanie Age: 2009 Sex: Male Uploaded by: snakemorphs.net |
Morph: Kastanie Age: 1 Sex: Female Uploaded by: Torsten @ SolelySerpents |
Morph: Kastanie Age: ~ 3 months Sex: Female Uploaded by: Seriva Senkalora |