Reverse Okeetee Corn Snake

The Reverse Okeetee Corn Snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a striking selectively bred colour and pattern variety known for its vivid orange background, rich red or orange dorsal saddles and distinctive white borders. Unlike the traditional Okeetee pattern, which features thick black borders, the Reverse Okeetee’s amelanistic genetics remove black pigmentation, creating its characteristic pale edging. The Okeetee-style appearance is enhanced through selective breeding for strong colour and broad, well-defined borders.

This young adult female makes a colourful addition to a suitable corn snake collection.

Species: Corn Snake
Scientific Name: Pantherophis guttatus
Morph: Reverse Okeetee
Age: Young Adult
Sex: Female