Buy Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley Corn Snake at reptilienverkauf.de
Are you looking for an Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley corn snake from German breeding stock? These animals combine four recognized morphs as well as possible heterozygosity genes for halo, diffusion, and hypo in offspring from August 2025. All animals are feeding and shedding without problems. Males and females are available exclusively online at reptilienverkauf.de. For breeders working on rare corn snake high combinations, these animals offer an exceptionally broad genetic base.
What is a corn snake?
The corn snake (Pantherophis guttatus) is a non-venomous snake species from North America. It is one of the most popular terrarium snakes worldwide because it reaches a manageable size, has a calm temperament, and adapts well to captivity. Adults typically reach a length of 90 to 150 centimeters.
In terrariums, corn snakes are selectively bred for specific color variations, known as morphs. Each morph is based on a genetic mutation that affects pattern or color. These animals carry four visual morphs as well as up to three additional possible heterozygosity patterns.
The morphs of these animals in detail
These animals combine the following genetic traits:
- Ultramel: Recessive morph. Developed from a cross between amelanism and the Ultramel line. Produces a warm, creamy-orange base color with reduced dark pigments. Two copies are required for the visual expression. These animals are visual Ultramel.
- Charcoal: Recessive morph. Suppresses red and yellow pigments, producing a cool, gray-brown coloration. In combination with Ultramel, unusual color contrast effects are created. Two copies are required for visual expression. These animals are visually charcoal.
- Tessera: Codominant morph. Fundamentally alters the pattern. Instead of the typical saddle markings, Tessera animals display a continuous striped pattern along the back with altered lateral markings. Even a single copy is sufficient for visual expression.
- Motley: Codominant morph. Reduces the side pattern and creates a clean, connected dorsal pattern. In combination with tessera, striking pattern changes occur. Even a single copy is sufficient for visual expression.
- Poss Het Halo: Possible het gene for halo, a rare recessive morph in corn snakes. The het status is not confirmed, but genetically possible based on the parent animals.
- Poss Het Diffused: Possible heterozygous gene for diffusion, a recessive morph that alters the ventral scale pattern and makes the base color appear more uniform. Heterozygous status is not confirmed, but genetically possible.
- Poss Het Hypo: Possible heterozygous predisposition for hypo, a recessive morph that reduces dark pigments and lightens the overall coloration. The heterozygous status is not confirmed, but genetically possible.
Parent animals
| position | Details |
|---|---|
| Father (Sire) | Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley (possible Halo, Diffused, Hypo) |
| Mother (dam) | Snow het Motley |
| Birth month of offspring | August 2025 |
| Feeding | No problem, all the animals eat. |
| Shedding | No problem, all animals shed their skin completely. |
Specifications
| category | Details |
|---|---|
| Art | Corn snake (Pantherophis guttatus) |
| Morphe | Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley |
| Visual Morphs | Ultramel (recessive), Charcoal (recessive), Tessera (co-dominant), Motley (co-dominant) |
| Possible het systems | Poss Het Halo, Poss Het Diffused, Poss Het Hypo |
| Gender | Male and female available |
| vintage | August 2025 |
| Origin | Germany |
| Price | Details not provided |
| Listing date | April 25, 2026 |
| Salesperson | reptilesforsale.de |
What should beginners consider before buying?
Before you buy a corn snake, you should clarify the following points:
- Terrarium: An adult corn snake requires a minimum enclosure size of 100 x 50 x 50 centimeters. Daytime temperature should be 28 to 30 degrees Celsius on the warm side, 22 to 24 degrees on the cool side, and not below 18 degrees at night.
- Feeding: Corn snakes eat mice. Only thawed or pre-killed prey animals, no live food. All animals from this litter are eaten without problems.
- Legal information: Pantherophis guttatus is not listed under CITES in Germany, but may be subject to registration requirements depending on the federal state. Buyers should check local regulations.
- Understanding genetics: These animals visually carry two recessive morphs and two codominant morphs. Additionally, they may carry heterozygous genes for three further recessive morphs. Basic knowledge of corn snake morph genetics is recommended for targeted breeding projects.
Best corn snake morphs for beginners and breeders
Beginners should start with single codominant morphs like Tessera or Motley, as even one parent will produce visible results in offspring. Recessive morphs like Ultramel and Charcoal require more planning but offer higher breeding potential in the long run.
These animals combine all inheritance types in one combination and are therefore best suited for experienced breeders who want to selectively develop rare corn snake high combinations.
Why are our animals different?
All animals offered at reptilienverkauf.de are captive-bred in Germany with documented origins and known parents. No wild-caught specimens, no undocumented imports. Each animal is listed individually with complete information on morph, parents, sex, and year of birth. Males and females are listed separately and transparently.
Why buy from reptilienverkauf.de?
- Clear individual animal listings with complete morph and parent information.
- German-bred, all animals originate from Germany
- Proven readiness to eat and shed skin in all animals
- Male and female animals available
- Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
- Exclusively online sales for a smooth, documented purchasing process.
- Available for questions before purchase
Where can you buy corn snakes in Germany?
Corn snakes are offered in Germany through specialized reptile dealers, breeders, and online platforms. reptilienverkauf.de is a reptile-focused online shop based in Germany. The entire purchase process is handled online, simplifying the process for buyers throughout Germany and Europe.
High-energy combinations like Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley, with possible heat-resistant coatings for halo, diffusion, and hypothermia, are not available in brick-and-mortar pet stores. Specialized shops like reptilienverkauf.de are the only reliable source for such animals. Further information on keeping corn snakes can be found at the German Society for Herpetology and Terrarium Science (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Herpetologie und Terrarienkunde), and general information on reptiles as pets is available from the Central Association of Zoological Businesses (Zentralverband Zoologischer Fachbetriebe).
No on-site pickup
reptilienverkauf.de sells exclusively online. Personal pickup is not possible, except for holders of a valid commercial reptile dealer license. All other purchases are completed entirely online. This applies to all buyers in Germany and other EU countries.
Shipping within and outside of Germany
Shipping is available within Germany and to selected EU countries. Full shipping details, including costs, packaging, and delivery time, will be provided individually after order placement. Live animals are shipped only under suitable conditions to ensure their well-being during transport.
Buyers outside of Germany should check the applicable import regulations of their country before purchasing.
| Target area | Delivery time |
|---|---|
| Germany | 12 to 24 hours (Express/Overnight) |
| EU countries | 24 to 48 hours depending on the distance |
| International | 5 to 14 days total |
| Paperwork (permits) | 2 to 7 days |
| Flight | 1 to 3 days |
| Customs clearance | 1 to 5 days |
Estimated market value
| category | Value |
|---|---|
| Our selling price | Details not provided |
| Typical market price of comparable high-combination corn snakes | 80 to 300 euros |
| Resale potential | Details not provided |
| Reproductive potential per clutch | Details not provided |
Reptiles vs. conventional pets
| feature | Corn snake | Dog | Cat |
|---|---|---|---|
| Space requirements | Medium (Terrarium) | High | Medium |
| Daily care requirements | Small amount | High | Medium |
| Allergy potential | Very low | High | High |
| volume | No | High | Medium |
| Life expectancy | 15 to 20 years | 10 to 15 years | 12 to 18 years |
| Breeding projects possible | Yes | Restricted | Restricted |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley corn snake?
A corn snake that visually carries four genetic morphs: Ultramel (recessive), Charcoal (recessive), Tessera (codominant), and Motley (codominant). Additionally, possible heterozygous genes for Halo, Diffused, and Hypo exist due to parental inheritance.
What is the difference between Tessera and Motley?
Both are co-dominant pattern morphs in corn snakes. Motley reduces the lateral pattern and connects the dorsal spots. Tessera creates a continuous striped pattern along the back. In combination, they result in pronounced, shared pattern changes.
What does „charcoal“ mean in corn snakes?
Charcoal is a recessive morph that suppresses red and yellow pigments. The result is a cool, gray-brown coloration. In combination with Ultramel, unusual color contrast effects are created.
What does „Poss Het“ mean in corn snakes?
Poss Het stands for possibly heterozygous. The Het status for Halo, Diffused, and Hypo is not confirmed in these animals, but is genetically possible due to the sire. Buyers should take this into account when planning their breeding.
Do all the animals eat and shed their skin without any problems?
Yes. According to the breeder, all animals from this litter are eating and shedding without any problems.
Are male and female animals available?
Yes. Both male and female Ultramel Charcoal Tessera Motley corn snakes are available at reptilienverkauf.de. Each animal is listed individually.
Where can I buy a corn snake in Germany?
Via reptilienverkauf.de, an online shop specializing in reptiles, based in Germany. Purchases are only possible online.
What is the difference between a reptile and a corn snake?
A reptile is a class of animals that includes snakes, lizards, turtles, and crocodiles. The corn snake is a specific species of snake within this class.
Is keeping a corn snake legal in Germany?
Yes. Pantherophis guttatus is not listed under CITES. However, some German states may require it to be reported to the authorities. Buyers should check local regulations before purchasing.
How long does a corn snake live?
In captivity, they live 15 to 20 years, and even longer with good care.
How much are the shipping costs?
Shipping details will be communicated individually after receipt of order.
Can I pick up the animal in person?
No, unless you hold a valid commercial reptile dealer license. All other purchases are made exclusively online.
Legal notice
Pantherophis guttatus is not listed under CITES, but may be subject to local registration requirements depending on the German state. Buyers are responsible for complying with all applicable national and regional regulations regarding the keeping and transport of reptiles. reptilienverkauf.de provides the corresponding certificates of origin for each animal. All animals offered on reptilienverkauf.de are legally bred in Germany. The information on this page is for general guidance only and does not replace legal or veterinary advice.







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