All of these pattern and color elements were taken from pictures of Australian jungle carpets (jungles that are in collections in Australia), and may be used to designate a typical pattern element or color found in jungles in US collections.  More pattern elements and examples may be added, but these cover a range of pattern elements.  Different descriptive terms are used.  Some definitions follow the pictures.  Happy typing.

Pattern Elements:
Tipping=Yellow or light pattern elements within areas that are normally dark or black
Fishnet Tipping=Tipping that is present in the majority of the black area, giving a fishnet appearance
Black tipping=black spots within areas that are normally light or yellow
Clean=No or small amounts of tipping
Striped=Dorsal stripe that runs the majority of the snakes length.  May be partial.
Tweener=Animal that is between the banded and striped, with a more random pattern
50/50=Animals with roughly equal light and dark pattern elements
Reduced pattern=Animals with >60% light pattern elements
Tri-color=3 different colors alternatively present
Wild-type=Animals that are generally more brown and black typical of wild-caught animals
Tri-striped=Animal with dorsal and lateral stripes that run the length of the snake.

Pinstripe=Thin light bands within large dark bands.

Color:
White
Cream=offwhite or smudged white
Tan=Darker white
Brown
Butter=lighter, vivid yellow
Lemon=Vivid bright yellow
These colors may be mixed and the description of the animal should reflect any mixture of colors