Instead of all the black color missing, all of the red and orange color is missing from anerythistic corn snakes. This type of corn is also known as the black albino corn. It is not entirely clear when the first anerythristic corns were propogated in captivity.
Anerythristic corns are gray snakes with black saddles.
Adult snakes develop yellow highlights along the head and neck. These snakes come from Pine Island, Florida and were first propagated by Bill and Kathy Love. When Type B anerythristic corns are crossed with Type A anerythristic corns the offspring come out as wild type. The great majority of anerythristic corns in captivity are Type A. Photo by Hawkeye Herps. This is a typical Type A anerythristic corn snake.