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Old 06-13-03, 10:29 PM   #1
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anery motley?

I'm not taking credit for this girl, full credit goes to "house of maok" for producing her but I was the lucky guy who got to take her home(thanks Tony&Maya!) I'm a little confused about which morph though. When it first hatched the black was very black and there was avery sharp contrast between the dark and light. Now shes 9 months old and most of the black is washed out. Does that mean its a ghost motley? I thought ghosts were hatched already partialy washed out then just faded even more with time?




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Old 06-13-03, 10:32 PM   #2
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heres a full shot. as you can see her markings are very clean and we thinks she perfect! lol



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Old 06-14-03, 09:46 AM   #3
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ooooh yes! very nice anery motley!! She is almost 100% motley! Congrats! (take more pics!! )
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wouldn't that be an anery hurricane then?
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Old 06-14-03, 08:47 PM   #5
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Very nice anery motley. The motley pattern results in some dilution of the primary color, so any motley patterned corn will tend to be lighter with age - in anery the black becomes greyer, in normal motleys or caramel motleys the red or yellow color is less intense or purer looking than in one with a normal pattern. You do have a very nice guy - look forward to you sharing more photos of him,

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Old 06-15-03, 10:49 AM   #6
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Great snake! Anerys are my favorit corn colour morph and motley is my favorite pattern mutation so that snake has me in corn heaven! Next year I'm breeding my anery to a hypo motley, I can't wait to see the f2 generation!
Congrats on a great snake!
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