Show & Tell
One somewhat overlooked–but vital–asset of a SMR Charcoal Terrazzos is that regardless of what color is mixed with these, their base genes are only a couple of generations from their wild-caught Key Cornsnake ancestors. Important to other corn snake projects because the original BOYD LINE stock was/still is known to have low contrast between pattern and ground zones AND most of their upper-body pattern is largely relegated to the anterior zone from the neck, spreading tail-ward. This facilitates the potential to make nearly stripe-less Terrazzos, if you don’t count what gave them their first hobby name, Granite; random scattering of flecks of color almost everywhere on their bodies? Bonus PIC . . .
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Same Snake prior to sloughing its skin on February 6, 2018, with a little harder flash lighting.