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Tigergenesis
08-14-04, 07:46 PM
I've seen pics of adult Anery A's, but what do the babies look like? I know someone who has an Anery A on hold with a breeder, but he says it is just black and white - no grey, yellow, etc. Do they start out this way and then pick up the grey, yellow, etc? Or will the little guy maintain just the black and white when it gets older?
They will start to develop their yellow as they mature.
I don't have any anery pics available right now, but I'll try and take some for you later....I am really really busy with things right now~
anyway if I have time later tonight I'll snap one for you~
Well like I promised~
Here is an anery baby photo~
not the best one..but better than none...LOL!!
<img src="http://www.extremesnakes.com/images/Photos/Corns/Mix-08.jpg">
Are you sure that's an Anery A or an Anery B Simon? ;) :D
Originally posted by Vanan
Are you sure that's an Anery A or an Anery B Simon? ;) :D
LOL~
those I am sure that they're anery a~
LOL!!
:D
Tigergenesis
08-15-04, 02:47 PM
Thank you!
That sure is a weird colour! One is black and one is brown.
What do you find different between your charcoal and anery A hatchlings? From pics I've seen, there seems to be a light spot on the head, a pinkish blush to the cheek, and a grey cast to the body. As well as an eye with no distinctive pupil.
Originally posted by Katt
That sure is a weird colour! One is black and one is brown.
What do you find different between your charcoal and anery A hatchlings? From pics I've seen, there seems to be a light spot on the head, a pinkish blush to the cheek, and a grey cast to the body. As well as an eye with no distinctive pupil.
Yup~
that's what I see in them too
plus the thing is that they do have a 'blueish' tone on them with the charcoal gene.
Anerys tend to hvae a more whitish background as a hatchling too~
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